Australian Gone Wild

I wish to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land throughout Australia and in particular to the Traditional Owners of Arnhem Land. I recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. My name is Andrew Ucles, I’m a wildlife enthusiast and conservationist. Today I’ll be embarking on a mission to be the first documented man to walk solo across Arnhem Land. I plan to do this using traditional hunting methods taught to me by the Aboriginal people. Arnhem Land is located in the Top north eastern part of Australia. Imagine a landscape lost in time, an Amazon down under, fortressed with obstacle courses, giant swamps and escarpments, Arnhem Land truly is the outback labyrinth and most survival experts would say treacherous & impassable. I firmly believe we’re all part of the animal kingdom. The connection between man and animal, and man and nature innately exist within us all. I think this is an instinct and ability that has been suppressed or ignored through centuries of mankind striving to supposedly improve our quality of life. By walking Arnhem Land I hope to demonstrate how this connection can be re-established and inspire a younger generation to think about how they too can reconnect in their own way. I don’t expect others to go out and do what I do, but ultimately, I believe by understanding and respecting where we’ve come from, perhaps we’ll start to make better choices about where we are going. And maybe, just maybe, the world might end up a better place. In addition to fulfilling my own personal mission by walking Arnhem Land, I hope to shed some light on the environmental and social issues that face the Top End of our beautiful country. Much Love Ucles Subscribe for more wild videos! ► http://bit.ly/AUsubscribe https://www.andrewucles.com https://www.ucleswildtours.com https://www.facebook.com/uclesvsthewild https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ucles/ https://www.twitter.com/andrewucles [The following footage was complied by an experienced individual(s) - no attempt should be made to reenact or recreate the following footage. No animals within the following footage were harmed. The footage depicts animals being restrained and no intent has been made to injure, harm or stress the animal(s). All animals used within the following footage were released back into their natural state. Viewers should not attempt the following outtakes without the appropriate permits and review of the relevant legislation and industry professional assistance.]