Les follows a trail from Texas to Utah to catch Bigfoot on camera.

Les searches North America and Canada in search of Sasquatch.

Les takes his survival skills to the Indian subcontinent, where he accidentally stakes out a shelter right in the heart of a tiger’s territory.

For the very first time, Les Stroud takes a fan into the wilderness to survive alongside him, showing him the ropes of what it takes to be Survivorman.

The Survivorman disappears into the thickly forested Transylvanian Alps to test the skills of a premiere search-and-rescue team -- and himself.

Les simulates a broken-leg injury and must rely on Romania’s search-and-rescue to team to find him, deep in the mountains of Transylvania.

Les recreates the real life story of family who were lost and stranded for six days in the forests of Oregon.

Les strands himself on a deserted island in the archipelago of Tonga with a long-time friend to relive the story of marooned sailors.

Les Stroud travels to Patagonia – one of the most beautiful places on the planet – to teach the right way to take on adventure travel.

Les offers a look at his most difficult and rewarding moments. Learn fire-starting methods like using a flashlight and fluff, steel wool and a battery, vine and a branch, chemicals and rhino dung, and the comical "prison match."

Les Stroud packs 25 years of shelter-building knowledge into a crash course on survival shelters. Highlighting his most challenging and rewarding moments, Les describes his top five favourite ways to stay out of the elements during a survival ordeal.

Les reveals behind-the-scenes secrets as he counts down his top five methods for finding safe, clean drinking water in remote locations worldwide, which include digging for water, collecting rainwater, and even drinking seawater.

Grubs, frogs, scorpions, snakes and more: Les Stroud has eaten it all. In this entertaining look-back at the last ten years filming Survivorman, Les reveals his favorite methods for securing food while surviving in in the wild.

This show features Les’s best tips and tricks, the methods that Les has created over his 25-year career of surviving that he calls McGyverisms. This is the component of survival that makes what Les has to do fun.

Danger is inherent in any survival situation. It’s how you handle it that determines success or failure. Les Stroud packs 25 years of survival knowledge into one 45- minute crash course in this fast-paced new compilation.

The genesis of the award-winning show Survivorman, Stranded: Summer chronicles Les’s first time surviving for the cameras in August of 2001. With just two cameras, a few items and his wits, Les survives in the Canadian wild.