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This week on the channel +250K views this week

Lake to swamp in The Story Till Now's SHERP adventure

Shaun, Ryan and Ostacruiser's Dave test amphibious vehicles on Whiteswan Lake and an overgrown Saskatchewan trail.

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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.

Can Anything Actually Stop a SHERP?Can Anything Actually Stop a SHERP?

Video summary

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  1. 1:53Dave outlines the day's destination at Whiteswan Lake in northern Saskatchewan.
  2. 2:19Both SHERPs leave the beach and cruise across the clear lake.
  3. 5:28The group stops on a remote sandy beach for lunch.
  4. 7:53Dave explains the logs and cut stumps waiting on the drowned trail.
  5. 9:27The vehicles enter murky swamp water filled with fallen trees and thick mud.
  6. 16:47Dave explains local trail maintenance as the group negotiates dense, overgrown bush.

Clear water lets Ryan see the bottom of Whiteswan Lake, which somehow makes the crossing feel eerier rather than more reassuring. The SHERPs roll straight off the beach and into the lake, giving The Story Till Now's latest adventure a remarkably smooth start. The swamp has other ideas.

In "Can Anything Actually Stop a SHERP?", Shaun and Ryan join Dave, better known as Ostacruiser, in northern Saskatchewan. A sandy-beach lunch separates the open-water outing from an old trail tangled with logs, deadfall and cut stumps. Dave identifies the particular catch behind the title's question: getting hung up on a stump can halt the progress of these otherwise formidable machines.

The episode belongs to a sponsored SHERP series. It has drawn roughly 51,000 views and is the channel's busiest video right now. Viewers are discussing the Ostacruiser collaboration, the difficulty of filming with a drone while navigating that terrain, and whether an outboard or water jets could make lake crossings quicker. Shaun's own lasting souvenir is less technical: the swamp mud's unforgettable smell.

Two uploads arrived this week, with the Short "SHERP Don't Get Stuck!" accompanying the longer adventure. The older "We Took Old Mining Trails Where No One Goes Anymore" remains active too, approaching a quarter of a million views, while October's "I Took My Sherp Where No Other Vehicles Can Go" adds another chapter for anyone catching up.

Subscribers held steady, and daily viewing is slightly below its usual level. Nearby off-road channel Ronny Dahl also has a steady subscriber count, while DirtFish is enjoying substantially stronger-than-usual daily viewing. Shaun has something beyond vehicles taking shape as well: at the start of the new episode, he announces a monthly print magazine, "TSTN: A Journal".

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Where next?

More from The Story Till NowThis week on the channel +214K views this weekOld mining trails nobody drives anymore, and a friend named Mike riding alongThe Story Till Now's one new trip passed 57,000 views in its first 28 hours, and the comment section is mostly about Mike.Channel: The Story Till Now · Story of October 7, 2026 Also in Motorbikes, off-road and motorsportViews jump 5.8x the channel's usual paceSpenser Wilton adds an Audi R8 to his dirtbike worldHis dream-car purchase arrives as the channel's daily views climb to nearly six times their usual level.Channel: Spenser Wilton · Story of November 6, 2026 A different discovery todayVideo taking off 43x its usual first dayJimmy Kimmel answers Trump's midterm defense: "You're like dog hair"A White House statement attacking his monologues becomes part of the next one, alongside ballroom marble and an "I DID #2" sticker.Channel: Jimmy Kimmel Live · Story of November 6, 2026

What viewers say

  • Can Anything Actually Stop a SHERP, my wallet!
    @badvector4314See it on YouTube
  • Watching this reminds me of watching one of those nature shows where bull elephants are tromping through the jungle.
    @danieldonegan6914See it on YouTube
  • Shaun; soon as you got a Sherp I've been waiting for you to do a trip with Ostacruiser; it did not disappoint! Hopefully this is just the first of many collabs with you and him
    @thebibleandbikes599See it on YouTube
7 more comments
  • Watching the Sherp crawl cut stumps on a trail that grew shut in six years shows why clubs need to keep trails cleared. Going from that clear White Swan Lake to a swamp that smelled that bad in one afternoon makes for quite a day.
    @livingmyalaskaSee it on YouTube
  • Its funny how dreams change. I've been very happy in my current dream of traveling the country in my built 4runner. The clock on my new sherpa dream just started.
    @Barron_VonBeefhammerSee it on YouTube
  • Perfect video showcasing the Sherp's capabilities! Love the collabs with Ostacruiser!
    @sherpusaSee it on YouTube
  • So different but yet so cool to see. Love the Sherp series.
    @TODDATVOffRoadSee it on YouTube
  • I was waiting the moment on lake when you start fishing from sherp
    @topqualityfi8216See it on YouTube
  • Another great adventure I do like the design and cab of the newer Sherp . If you can attach a small outboard to the back would make water crossing a little faster
    @k2mountainmanSee it on YouTube
  • would go faster in open water if you had water jets to aid in moving
    @danzwontuSee it on YouTube

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The videos drawing views on The Story Till Now right now

SHERP Don't Get Stuck!24,807 views · 2026-10-31 We Took Old Mining Trails Where No One Goes Anymore244,878 views I Took My Sherp Where No Other Vehicles Can Go97,719 views
The facts
Subscribers
503,000
Channel views, last 7 days
250,086
Videos published this week
2
Video published
November 3, 2026
Video views so far
51,303
Views on its first day
25,283

The numbers

Here is how the SHERP uploads and the wider channel performed this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Live The Dash
5,097,425
DirtFish
2,877,106
dickfartjr
1,195,552
Danny MacAskill
568,126
GMBN Tech
504,779
Edwin Olding
501,832
Ronny Dahl
317,783
Axell Hodges
303,798
The Story Till Now
250,086
subscribers
503,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
67,290,070
views per day
31,177
typical day: 33,464
first-day views of each video posted this week
Can Anything Actually Stop a SHERP?
25,283
SHERP Don't Get Stuck!
7,589
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Ronny Dahl
602,000
dickfartjr
591,000
Danny MacAskill
569,000
GMBN Tech
560,000
Axell Hodges
548,000
The Story Till Now
503,000
Live The Dash
482,000
DirtFish
444,000
Edwin Olding
414,000
As of November 6, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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