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Finding bear tracks – Ross Kemp in Alaska – BBC
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Ross Kemp journeys to Alaska to experience life in the wild for 5 days. In this first short video from his adventure, the ex-EastEnders actor spots a number of scary bear prints in the ground around his campsite. Great expedition clip from BBC action advneture show ‘Ross Kemp Alive in Alaska’. Contains strong language. … BBC Ross Kemp Wild Alaska Adventure Survival Bears Bear Tent Camp Free Video Mitchell EastEnders
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was he serious about the director and producer never working again?
lol
what does his weight have to do with anything?
ya dont see THAT in the EASTEND DO U KEMPEY??
hahahaha awesome
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! varmitr – that is HYSTERICAL… “Maybe the grizzly bear is filming” ah ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! Good1
Who produced this shite? Was it Tiger Aspect? It’s like waiting for a stormcloud in the Sahara. And he really needs to slim down. Cut out the Mars Bars, mate, or else wear a corset.
The footprints belongs to Bear Grylls
if he is alone then who is holding the camera? did the camera guy just curl up on a rock maybe the grizz was filming?
regarding a rifle…its like a fire extinguisher…you never need one until you need one
They fire warning shot first but if really needed… Thats the code
hahaah no there isnt
there are still bears in the scottish highlands
u shud watch ross kemp in afghanistan, and return 2 afghanistan. also ross kemp on gangs. thats impressive.
didnt the uk use to have european black bears many years ago? i’m sure i read somewhere that they did.
alaska has got to be pretty gang free although i might be wrong
Well said akytilop !!!
Big Air, the fact that someone carries a rifle in bear country does not mean they intend to fire at anything that moves. I always err on the safe side. Plenty of Canadians in BC have been mauled by grizzlies when they thought they were taking an unarmed stroll through a city park. Would you rock climb without a rope? The people most in danger in the outdoors are those that don’t take nature seriously.
Firstly, that’s the idea of the show, putting someone in a situation they’ve never had to experience. Bare in mind the uk has no bears, he’s never dealt with them. Secondly, it was his alaskan guide that told him to keep his gun with him, not a londoner…
I think I missed why the director and producer will never work again? or is this just dry English humor?
You’re up in Alaska dude! Think positive! Not only that the grizzly probably won’t even mess with him unless scared or hungry (mostly berries and grubs for them) and if it does it looks like his gun is big enough if he knows how to use it.
how come? if you go to the loo and find out that in between you and your rifle stands a 14 ft grizzly baby …what would you do? I rather stay at home and watch bbc on the tv… even if is going to put a dent on m´reputation!
5 days, and he bailed out because he got wet and cold. Not too impressive
Why does the BBC think that anyone would take Ross Kemp seriously in this environment? He’s a Londoner.
‘Don’t go anywhere without a gun’ – How American. I’m in B.C. and we have the same bears, you don’t need to hold to your gun like a baby to a blanket.
1999 this was. I think I’m more interested in the ‘on gangs’ aeries.
I only know Ross Kemp from Extras
“i wonder what im doing here now, cos london seems long long way away”….WTF lol its not like that when the twats in Afghanistan xD
ive just noticed that his voice sounds a bit like sean’s on eastenders lol