Luke’s Son Needs Help CAMPING 🐻 (@OutdoorBoys)

Luke’s Son Needs Help CAMPING 🐻
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[Campie]

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[acebeals]

I like how he talks to his son and explains things he is doing. Encouragement and attentiveness you show for your kids is important

[Buddyrtc]

Being able to call your dad for help and he’s there in a few minutes. Bless this family, man. Let’s all show up for our children like this.

[bluedreaming]

“You know how I learned to do it? By not doing it” sir you are a tremendous father not only helping but teaching along the way without bringing him down

[jen]

I love seeing real parents teaching and allowing their kids to learn life. It’s so awesome and now days rare.

[jonathanharrison]

“ I’m proud of you for getting this far bud “ bout brought a tear to my eye.

Edit: I got the “I’m proud of you” from my dad sometime last week and I broke down in front of him 👎🏼

[CowboyGrum]

I love how in Luke’s video he has the walkie on him at all times, really shows what a phenomenal father he is

[davidestep]

Dads are Awesome...
Been one for 38 yrs...Best Job Ever

[ezekielmolano]

He was waiting for that call. Great times and teaching. Wholesome.

[donovanthompson]

This dude does everything bad ass. That's a bad ass survival father. I truly want to be a father like you. Truly an inspiration

[grahambishop]

What a dad. We need more of these please help. No school or colleges can do it. It’s simply one passing knowledge down as it was meant. You can read it all you like write in a book but until it is done by you then you have evolved. You do that for 10 generations then you are on the right track. But unfortunately it seems that some muppet usually comes and ruins at half way and you have to start again. You never truly learn until you have been there. Great video, real dad 💯.

[lilmoi]

The words every son in particular wants and needs to hear from his Dad “I’m proud of you”. 👏🏽👊🏽🙏🏽

[Skywalking]

This man really makes me wish I had a father like him. As a grown man who had to learn to navigate on my own. I really appreciate watching this. Actually makes me a bit emotional. Praise the young man who's learning. He'll be teaching his son or daughter soon. And that's how things work.

[mikeymastro]

This is a true loving father and one mentally and physically strong man.. I would love to meet this guy I’ve been watching him since he started… amazing and tough travels he goes thru daily.. ppl think they could easily do this in a place like Alaska, but really have no clue how easy it can be to get stuck, lost or freeze up like an ice cube in minutes… Nature has its way of being amazing and beautiful but also can have a major attitude and deadly… That’s why we call nature female… 🤷🏻‍♂️ js…

[jpjones]

I hope we make being a great dad or a great mom as popular as we've made those who participate in other types of behaviors. We need good dads like this more than ever

[Lil_Ethan]

It’s a shame he retired I missed his videos they taught me a lot. 😢😢 🫡🫡🫡

[dewwwd]

Dads a legend, he is cool, calm, collected he doesn’t come all angry, frustrated and even gives him son some good affirmations.

I never wanted to learn anything from my
Father because he was angry all the time. If I have a son I hope I’m able to be this way

[muttnjeff]

Ahhh bless him ❤ did you hear the defeat in his voice?
He didn't want to call dad and he be disappointed.
Dad arrived quickly and first thing he says is how proud he is of his son.
That's what kids want to hear.
Support your kids without criticism, it will repay you abundantly. Love to all. Xxx

[jewelshotlist]

The way he said it, he was giving up but asked for help. Never be afraid to ask for help.

[tyca]

Its so important to have a father. Its a plus when you have a knowledgable and caring dad like he does

Love this ❤