Primal Survivor

The guy already knows everything he needs. Or he learns them off-camera so we're not really following him in his journey.

His just cutting down tress in warm climates and get bitten by ants

Yes i know its scripted but the idea is good. Shows how different tribes lives, some unique techniques and equipment thats been used for years without or with small modern world touch. Also expands the vision of life in wild what to expect if you decide to take your own adventure and get some unique ideas how to survive in different situation. It does have 2 camera man and one person for audio. I like the idea of sharing some info about animals that lives in those regions. In general one of the best series so far released with the actual knowledge, not just a cheap Hollywood where most made in film studio. I bet most of those with one star review couldnt even survive an hour😀hope there will be more seasons!

I do enjoy the show, however it would be so much better if there was more time spent with the actual indigenous people and how they survive in their environments, instead of getting the knowledge second hand through Hazen.

Same storyline and scripted show for all six seasons and episodes. He (maybe) briefly meets with indigenous groups or just talks that he did and learned their survival skills. He walks across jungles, savannahs, plains, makes a fire, shelter, swims across rivers, fishes, discovers snakes, bugs, plants, and eats whatever might be edible. Boring until next episode then a repeat of previous episode. It's Groundhog Day movie meets Primal Survivor. Other NatGeo shows are more interesting. Plus he destroys nature by destroying bee colonies.

I think its funny how people say this isnt a survival show. This man treks 500 mile jorneys in some of the most hospitable places. His camera crew follows in helicopters, boats, ect to keep up with him and film his jorney. He camps outside starts fires with local methods and lives 100% off the land during his journey. I would love to see some of these people leaving bs reviews walk 500 miles on a treadmill let alone the jungle. Great show he immersed his self in local cultures and embraces thier methods. Constantly catches the wild life and explains thier part in the given eco system. I hope they continue to come out with new shows because i will definitely watch them all!