Inside Off-Grid Houseboat Life - Camp in Louisiana Swamp 🇺🇸

1.5 hours west of New Orleans is a rare culture living in tune with the swamp. Here, the locals spend their time removed from society, telling stories, hunting/cooking their food, and existing in a world that hasn't changed much in 100 years. Join me as we meet these fantastic people who open up their world to us.

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► Headlund - Red Moon Rising
► Headlund - To Wonderland

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[kennethmartin]

I really like this guy. He won't kill a snake, only hunts and fishes to feed himself. He has a good heart, you can see it.

[otinane]

As someone who lives in the other side of the globe (Cyprus) and is fascinated with rural America and its people, your videos are a real treat Peter! Thank you!

[kayelang]

“Yes/no ma’am” and “yes/no sir”, holding doors for ladies and elders, taking care of and talking with elderly neighbors -it’s what we raise our kids to do in the south. Respect and kindness goes a long way in the world!! Great and interesting couple! Thanks for sharing!

[traceyhanley]

As a Canadian, my husband and I stopped watching the news and are happier for it. These are good people!

[Yakov]

The people showing you this part of Louisiana are some of the coolest you ever had on your channel. Love their vibes

[BigDandthegirls]

As a native of Southern Louisiana, thanks for choosing a good representative. It’s nice to see us not portrayed as silly backwoods people.

[kabelontitsane]

I am an African, but i dont know why I am so fascinated by rural America. Your videos are great.

[shereelang]

I love their accent. It’s so comforting listening to them talk.

[gzz]

I’ve learned more about America from Peters videos than I’ve done my whole life watching TV/movies/news.

[SWalker]

One shot, through the trees, while standing in a moving boat. Peter’s reaction was priceless. 😂

[JohnDoe-lzun]

America would be a better place with more people like this .

[mattie]

That Cajun accent has got to be the greatest accent in the world. I know they’re definitely some of the greatest people and great food it’s a whole different world over there it’s amazing.

[davidnewelljr]

Hi Carlis! We worked together many years ago at a Air Products site. You are a millwright as I remember. I was a young Ironworker at the time and I enjoyed working you. I remember asking you if you knew how to weld and you told me, "Young man, I can weld so good that I can weld snot to ashes!" 😂 You always made me laugh and I thought very highly of you, still do. It's good to see you on here still alive and kicking. God bless you Mr Gaudet

[denihart]

These people are great! Carlis is awesome! At 82, he’s doing fantastic, he’s got his mind and he’s moving around like he’s a young man!

[johnfisher]

When he said don't worry about what the world is doing 🎉 That Gentleman is a humanitarian 🎉

[jukeman]

Some of the best people you’ll ever meet live is south Louisiana, out away from the cities. Genuine people with big hearts.

[davidlangford]

82 YEARS YOUNG AND STILL DOING WHAT HE WANTS IS IMPRESSIVE!

[jamesangelo]

I grew up in southern Mississippi. Thats what we call real people from Louisiana

[anndriggers]

These people seem pretty humble. Thats a good thing.

[concerned]

I'm a native Louisianan and this felt like home watching it. Some of the nicest people you'll meet are in Louisiana. Great video.