The Wild Brothers

Off the Couch into Creation

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The Wild Brothers search for adventure in their new home, Niceville, USA.

Episode 1

Beyond the Bayou

A wildlife encounter sends the brothers on a new mission of discovery.

Episode 2

New Light

A mysterious abandoned boat leads to an unexpected adventure.

Episode 3

Every Wreck Tells a Story


The brothers seek out the rarest wolf on a remote island refuge.

Episode 4

Island of the Wolves

The Wild Brothers search for the First Nation history of Niceville.

Episode 5

Indian Temple Mound

The brothers retrace the steps of explorer Ponce De Leon.

Episode 6

Ponce De Leon

The Wild Brothers track a colony of wild monkeys in Florida.

Episode 7

Furry Floridians

The brothers leave Florida behind for the snowy mountains of Montana.

Episode 8

New Territory Part 1

The Wild Brothers say goodbye to the bayou and set off for new adventures in Montana, trading swamps and forests for towering, snow-covered peaks.

Episode 9

New Territory Part 2

Season 1

 Join the Wild Brothers as they explore America's natural wonders, proving that adventure awaits just outside your door. Off the Couch into Creation encourages families to experience the beauty of God's creation nearby.

Season 01

Trail Hacks: With the Wild Brothers

The Wild Brothers pack for their next outdoor adventure, revealing the essential gear that helps them explore safely and survive in the wild.

Top 10 Essentials

The Wild Brothers have grown up in remote places sharing the gospel where it hadn't been heard before, and learned invaluable survival skills. Now they share their trail hacks through detailed how-to videos!



Survival Shelter

Hudson shows how to fish using the hand-line method—finding bait, choosing a good spot, and reeling in a catch with just a line and hook.

 Hand-Line Fishing

Kian demonstrates how to safely start a fire in the wild—explaining the difference between tinder, kindling, and fuel, and showing how to select the right materials for each step.

Fire Master

Hudson walks through the full process of outdoor fish preparation—from cleaning and filleting to cooking it over a campfire—offering practical skills and safety tips for wilderness cooking.

Filleting Fish

Morgan and Asher break down canoeing basics, from launching to steering. Learn key paddling techniques, including the J-stroke, that will help you navigate your next adventure with confidence.

Canoeing Basics

Before heading out on your next hike, make sure your backpack fits correctly. Morgan walks through essential tips for adjusting your pack to reduce strain and increase comfort on the trail. Whether you’re a first-time hiker or brushing up on basics, this guide helps ensure your pack supports you every step of the way.

Backpack Fitting

How you pack your backpack can make all the difference on the trail. Morgan shares practical tips for organizing your gear to keep it balanced, accessible, and easy to carry. Whether you’re prepping for a day hike or an overnight trek, these basics help make your adventure smoother and more enjoyable.

How to Pack your Backpack

A reliable knife can make all the difference in the wild, whether you’re prepping food, cutting rope, making gear repairs, or handling first aid. In this hands-on tutorial, Hudson explains the different types of outdoor knives and their uses, along with safety tips for handling them properly. It’s a practical guide for adventurers of all ages looking to build their outdoor skills with confidence and care.

Knife Safety

There’s more to being a trailman than just knowing how to survive in the wild. It’s about who you are when no one’s watching. In this episode, the Wild Brothers reveal the four foundational values that guide their lives on and off the trail—teaching that values are just as important as knots and campfires. It’s a lesson in leadership, character, and the kind of strength that lasts far beyond the journey.

Episode 10

Values of a Trailman

When the Wild Brothers run out of water in the Florida forest, Kian and Asher spring into action. In this episode, they share smart, real-life techniques for locating a natural water source—skills that are both useful and potentially life-saving in a survival situation.

Episode 12

Finding Water

Out in the wild without a watch or phone, Morgan and Hudson demonstrate how to track time using nature itself. They guide viewers through building a classic stick sundial and explain how the sun’s position helps mark the hours of the day. This hands-on episode blends practical survival skills with a look at ancient timekeeping methods, making it both educational and fun.

Episode 13

Telling Time in the Wild

Kian teaches three different techniques for tying the bowline knot, a must-know skill for any adventurer. Known for its strength, simplicity, and ability to hold under pressure, the bowline knot can secure gear, rescue people, or help in emergencies. Whether you’re new to knots or refining your outdoor know-how, this episode offers clear, hands-on guidance for mastering one of the most reliable knots in the wild.

Episode 14

Bowline

Staying warm and dry on a winter hike starts with the right gear. In this episode, Hudson breaks down the essential three-layer system: base, mid, and outer shell. Whether you’re heading into the mountains or walking a snowy trail, understanding how to properly layer your clothing can make the difference between a great adventure and a dangerous outing.

Episode 15

Hiking in Snow

Staying hydrated is just as important in the cold as it is in the heat—but winter conditions require different skills. In this episode, learn how to safely convert snow into drinking water without using fire. Whether you’re hiking, camping, or exploring in the snow, this survival skill is a must for every winter adventurer.

Episode 16

 Hydration in Snow

Join Hudson and Asher as they hike through the snowy wilderness and uncover the secrets left behind by wildlife. In this episode, they demonstrate how to identify and interpret animal tracks, teaching you to recognize different shapes, patterns, and signs in the snow.

Episode 17

Snow Tracking

When you’re out in the wild without a fishing hook, improvisation is key. In this episode, Asher shows how to make a functional fishhook from something you’d normally throw away—a soda can tab. With just a few careful cuts and bends, he creates a useful tool that could make the difference in a survival scenario.


Episode 18

Homemade Fishhook

In the wild, knowing how to catch food can be essential. In this episode, Morgan demonstrates how to craft a simple but effective jungle snare. He walks through each step, offering practical tips for survival situations. This hands-on lesson is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts wanting to build their wilderness skills and understand the basics of ethical, emergency trapping.


Episode 19

Jungle Snare

In this episode, Hudson walks through the process of making a homemade slingshot using easily found materials—a fun and functional survival skill. Whether you’re out in the wild or just exploring your backyard, this project offers a great hands-on lesson in creativity, precision, and outdoor know-how.


Episode 20

Homemade Slingshot

Asher demonstrates expert methods for starting a fire—even when rain or dampness makes it difficult. He explains how to locate dry materials, prepare effective tinder, and use practical tools to ignite a flame. This episode equips outdoor enthusiasts with essential skills for staying warm and safe in challenging weather.

Episode 21

Fire and Rain

Hudson showcases the art of cooking in an underground oven, sharing step-by-step techniques to prepare a warm, hearty meal. He puts his skills to the test in a fun cooking competition against his brothers, combining tradition, teamwork, and tasty results.

Episode 22

Underground Oven

As the cooking competition continues, Asher takes center stage to prepare pine needle tea. He walks through the process of harvesting and brewing this traditional drink, blending nature and skill to create a refreshing beverage that adds a new twist to the contest.

Episode 23

Pine Needle Tea

As the Wild Brothers’ cooking competition draws to a close, Kian takes his turn in the outdoor kitchen with a hearty, homemade trail bread. Using simple ingredients and a no-fuss method, he shows how to prepare a reliable campfire staple that’s perfect for hiking trips and survival situations. It’s a practical and delicious finish to a fun and friendly family challenge.

Episode 24

Trail Bread

At the Ark Encounter, Asher joins fellow trailmen in turning twine into strong, usable rope. Through careful lashing techniques and teamwork, they build an essential outdoor tool from simple materials. Along the way, they prove that even basic resources can accomplish big tasks with the right know-how.

Episode 25

Ropemaking

Join Hudson at the Ark Encounter as he teams up with fellow trailmen to test four creative fire-starting methods. With a mix of curiosity, competition, and hands-on learning, the group explores practical techniques for survival in the wild. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just starting out, it’s a fun and informative look at lighting a fire.

Episode 26

Fire 4 Ways

The Wild brothers have grown up in remote places sharing the gospel where it hadn't been heard before, and learned invaluable survival skills. Now they share their trail hacks through detailed how-to videos!

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