Survivorman

Les arrives in the hot plains of South Africa via hot air balloon. Everyday he is on the move, trying to survive on one small bottle of water, a machete, and his trusty multi tool.

Stroud enters an ocean bay called “Taroka Arm” by sea kayak. With only four hours of twilight per day and he knows that Mother Nature is going to wreak havoc on his internal clock.

After brushing up on wilderness and hunting tactics from the Waorani tribe, Les will have to survive on next to nothing while capturing it with the camera equipment he lugs around.

With temperatures of the sand reaching 60 degrees C, Les has his work cut out for him surviving in the scorching red sands of the Kalahari Desert.

Although snowmobiles are the main mode of travel in Labrador, dog sledding is the way Les will get around the freezing north.

Les, equipped with only his scuba gear, is abandoned by his crew at sea to recreate a frightfully common occurrence; separated from your boat and left alone in the ocean waters.

Travelling with a typical “day hiker” pack—only provisions for an overnight stay—Les needs to make the most of what he’s brought with him and scrounge the rest.

These seven days finds Les surviving not alone, but with two horses. This gives survival a whole new twist.

Survivorman heads into 72°.46 N – the northern tip of Baffin Island. Getting to the base camp takes two days longer the expected due to weather.

Les takes a group of NHL hockey players out to the wilderness to see if they have what it takes to survive.

In Fighting to Survive Elias takes on one of his biggest challenges to date, surviving in the rugged—and bug infested—wilderness of northern Ontario, Canada.