This week on the channel +585K views this week

Outback Mike takes snakebite first aid across borders

His only new upload compares Australian and American protocols, while Vegemite kangaroo tail keeps the archive busy.

Channel:

Outback Mike Story of November 13, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

🐍How snakebite is treated differently in Australia vs USA⛑️

What did you think?

The bandage needs local knowledge. Outback Mike's only new upload demonstrates why snakebite first aid is something to research before travelling, rather than a routine to pack unchanged with your boots.

Outdoors, with his own leg as the demonstration model, Mike compares Australian and American approaches to cleaning a bite and applying a pressure immobilisation bandage. He explains that Australian guidance preserves venom traces for identification, and describes why pressure bandaging is treated differently for many American snakes. His description calls the video a rough summary and acknowledges that protocols can differ even within a country. The common thread is seeking medical assistance immediately.

The Short has reached about 14,000 views. Among the comments, viewers talk about keeping practical survival information handy and learning that the two countries' approaches differ. It's a compact return to the skills-based purpose Mike sets out for the channel, drawing on military experience and his own adventures.

The much busier older upload is a distinctly Australian cooking lesson: "How to Cook Vegemite Kangaroo Tail🦘" supplies most of the channel's daily views. His solo Subaru crossing attempt in the Simpson Desert also continues drawing viewers, though on a much smaller scale.

Mike added roughly 1,000 subscribers over the week, even as daily viewing currently sits below his usual pace. Among nearby outdoors channels, Brute Mode Collective had a larger weekly view gain, while Haze Outdoors had a quieter week. For Mike, the enduring draw remains that unusual bush-cooking combination of kangaroo tail and Vegemite.

Published on Trari

Most watched today ›

Where next?

Also in Outdoors, fishing and homesteadingMilestone passed 1M subscribersA million subscribers for Serkan Doğada's wilderness skillsA camping-skills upload posted on Monday has drawn millions of views as the outdoors creator reaches the milestone.Channel: Serkan Doğada · Story of November 13, 2026

A different discovery todayVideo taking off 23x its usual first dayJimmy Kimmel sets Trump's Triumphal Arch against veterans' budget cutsWith veterans in the audience, his Veterans Day monologue also revisits the Arlington guard's rebuke and closes on a parody doll commercial.Channel: Jimmy Kimmel Live · Story of November 13, 2026

What viewers say

This is a great video. I really like survival information that can be filed away and useful at any time.
@josephcleveland8722See it on YouTube
Who’d have thought? Thanks for the enlightenment
@billgardyne7328See it on YouTube
Good information. Well done.
@waynebrown6553See it on YouTube

Public comments from the video's page on YouTube