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His brother is filming an outdoor adventure, unaware that he has become the subject of another one.
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I Hunted a Fugitive for 72 HOURS (No Food, No Help)
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- 1:05A drone scouts the coastline and locates the brother's vehicle on the sand.
- 2:00The host explains how a boast about a secret crabbing spot inspired the tracking prank.
- 4:27Tracks through the mangroves lead to a mud crab, which he captures for dinner.
- 12:28Fishing in the incoming tide produces a queenfish at the river mouth.
- 18:44He heads along the mangrove shallows with a bow and arrow as sharks cruise nearby.
A drone spots a vehicle on the sand, and Field Days has found his target: his own brother. The supposed fugitive in "I Hunted a Fugitive for 72 HOURS (No Food, No Help)" isn't fleeing the law. This is a wilderness tracking prank, prompted by a boast about a secret mud-crabbing spot.
"We're going to be in full stealth mode," the host says as he approaches the campsite. That means following tracks through mangroves, watching his brother film from a distance and fitting in some food gathering of his own. He catches a mud crab, lands a queenfish at the river mouth and loses a barracuda before nearby shouting sends him retreating with dinner.
The week's most-watched upload has reached roughly 291,000 views. Several commenters have watched both brothers' videos and are piecing together the overlapping adventures. Another spots the pleasing contradiction in a man talking to his camera while observing that his brother is talking to a camera.
Field Days posted thirteen uploads altogether, with "CRABBING WITH AN ARROW" currently drawing the most daily viewing. The earlier "SOLO RAW CAMPING – No Food, No Help, No Way Out" remains close behind and has passed a million views, giving the tent-and-bow expedition another substantial chapter beyond its release week.
Across the channel, weekly viewing also topped a million, while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently about half its usual pace. Among nearby outdoor channels, Xander Budnick had a similar weekly viewing total, while B2B Castaways (Strick and Fran) had a busier week. Here, the distinctive attraction was company, even if the brother being followed didn't know he had any.
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What viewers say
"He's talking to his camera" says the guy talking to a camera.
@Sqwince23See it on YouTubeTotally hilarious, specially after I watched your brother’s video first and then watched yours afterwards😂👍👍
@AussieDave4x4See it on YouTubeThis is such a great video man, you should try one where he knows you’re tracking him and he has to completely objectives e.g. catch a mudcrab or a certain type of fish before you can get to him without him noticing. Would make for a great watch!
@eth4nos565See it on YouTube
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Please do this more often, it's briliant.
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The videos drawing views on Field Days right now
- Channel
- Field Days
- Subscribers
- 2,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,025,355
- Videos published this week
- 13
- Video published
- October 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 291,159
- Views on its first day
- 139,699
The numbers
Here is how Field Days' uploads and audience moved over the week.
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Which fish does the host land at the river mouth in the tracking adventure?
He catches a queenfish in the incoming tide before later hooking and losing a barracuda.