Survivorman & Son | Episode 4 | Mongolia | Les Stroud

Les returns to Mongolia after surviving a near-fatal car crash the year before with his son Logan, a recent cancer-survivor.

Directed by: Les Stroud
Starring: Les Stroud

[SurvivormanLesStroud]

okay okay okay - yes I KNOW - its VENOMOUS - it was force of habit everyone -

[peninsulahomerenovations]

Logan Im glad you won your battle and were able to do this series.

[derekrhein]

“You’re climbing up a f@&king mountain.”

Quote of the day!

[Googledybunker]

Imagine having the balls to argue with Les Stroud in a survival situation.

[DefiantKMYKE]

Logan: imma go this way

Les: that way is full of rabid grizzly bears, high current rivers full of electric eels, an erupting volcano, and the ground is littered with poisonous plants and deadly snakes

Logan: well imma do it anyways

Les:...okay

[thenight]

The first episode he wasn’t feeling the mussels and now he’s downing grasshopper like a champ! Awesome to see you grow into all this Logan

[DrEvil-osdc]

Les loses eyesight from his son for one second.

“Hope he’s ok!”
“Better go find him!”
Lol dad instinct.

[ctw]

I'm laughing so much as Les and Logan's interactions. Reminds me of all the times I argued with my dad.

[Neosisl]

I'm from Mongolia and I greatly enjoyed this episode. Thank you for sharing Les. Hope the people were nice to you and you enjoyed your 2nd trip to Mongolia.

[MrPsbro]

Loving that you brought the survivorman series back to life on youtube thank you!!

[erniewelz]

Oh man I’m soooo hooked on these you guys!!!! Les I’ve been a fan for years and now the channel is blowing up with such awesome

[ryanabulmer]

The candid relationship between you and your son trying to survive is wonderful. Stubborn heads and ego definitely gets in the way when you're both experiencing exhaustion. Love the authenticity and knowledge this episode displays. Great work, boys!

[andrewnock]

In the probably hundred or so hours of your show I watched in my youth, you helped me to construct a working respect for, and resourcefulness in nature.

[JChris]

Wow is Les Stroud a remarkable teacher Man and Father I wish to become more like him what a good dude thanks to all his videos that increase my intelligence and confidence

[chrish]

The algorithm has read my mind yet again. Excellent my word
Such injuries and your son had cancer. I pray for health and stealth to you both for the future. Respect ✌

[Mr.HonestRe]

Logan I'm 38 years old and I think you are a bigger badass than your father. Beating cancer and doing something that 95% of men my age don't have the balls to do.

Learn from your dad he's taught me so much in the 20 years I've known about him. You getting first hand knowledge from him I hope you can pass his knowledge onto my daughter like your father did for me.

You are the legacy of someone who's knowledge has saved my life on numerous occasions.

Thank you Les and thank you Logan for carrying on such an underappreciated skill.

[cRts_Auserker]

My father passed away last week. Watching these Survivorman & Son videos has been a great experience over the last few days. We used to watch the show together many years ago and I would enjoy how much I learnt from it and could put into practice whether it was while camping or when I was in the army. These shows will always stay with me and the memory of my father. Thank you for so much amazing content.

[jllis]

Time fan. I almost like these more than the Original setup . Being a Father myself I like the perspective of Father Son. Thanks Les..Keep it up please and Thank You.

[willurban]

Les seeing how you interact with your son feels like me and my father I always try my own idea and seem to find his usually was the better of the two. I'm almost 30 now and still keep realizing this. Loved this series

[MythicYetiiiiii]

As someone who's never had a father...
He may not see it this way.. But when he's older.. He gonna realize how lucky he is to have u as a dad. Not even being a survivor. Ur overall an amazing guy