Wolf Hunting Video

[mt terry d]

These guys always produce great videos. This one is no exception.

I've never hunted wolves but the actions/reactions of these wolves surprise me.
It's almost like they've never been hunted. And there's certainly no shortage of them.

Does anyone know the circumstances of this hunt?

 

[FAAFO]

I didn’t watch the video but if Brian call is involved it has to be Alberta because they bait them up there. That guy couldn’t cut his way out of a paper sack.

 

[Ross]

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[Geewhiz]

You want to watch epic wolf Kills checkout Sterling Extreme wolf hunts in Montana. It makes you want to go kill some They are on YouTube.

This guy is a stone cold killer

 

[7mm-08]

I watched the video and it was very well filmed and edited. Whoever does that work is exceptional at that aspect of the production.

 

[Smb60usa]

I didn’t watch the video but if Brian call is involved it has to be Alberta because they bait them up there. That guy couldn’t cut his way out of a paper sack.

I agree

 

[mt terry d]

Yes, it's Alberta.

I thought all non-canadians were required to be guided. Maybe they are.

How the wolves act is what's really weird to me.

Are they acting like the ones you guys are seeing in the other videos you've recommended;
coming out in broad daylight, not leaving the country at the shot, etc?

And those first wolves were fat as ticks. Looked like zoo animals.

Any wolfers on RS that can offer their opinion?

 

[Dyoung]

I just watched the guy out on YouTube now! Damn the video is wild and impressive

 

[WCB]

Yes, it's Alberta.

I thought all non-canadians were required to be guided. Maybe they are.

How the wolves act is what's really weird to me.

Are they acting like the ones you guys are seeing in the other videos you've recommended;
coming out in broad daylight, not leaving the country at the shot, etc?

And those first wolves were fat as ticks. Looked like zoo animals.

Any wolfers on RS that can offer their opinion?

Guide doesn't have to sit and hold your hand....they can put you on a stand. Which is pretty much what this is. "here is a carcass or good spot...go sit there..."

Certainly wish my 2 wolf hunts went like theirs. But I have never seen two guys Fiddle F around more trying to get a shot.

Overall, whether you like them or not, it was a good video and probably the best wolf one I have ever seen by far.

 

[dieselchessy]

Looks to me like that lake has been heavily baited for a good bit and the birds and wolves are accustomed to the situation.

I had the opposite take on the video. Too cinematic (?) to me, to much mood music, b roll, slow mo’s of sleds being drug and odd close ups and angles.
To me its the fault of most artists. Like a music band. They start out rough, raw, authentic, but then become big and get artsy, over produced and commercialized.
Like this video. And thats where they lose me.
I much prefer artists in their middle stages of skillfully done but not overdone.

 

[weekender7]

I think the fiddling around was to get great footage of the wolves, the closer the better. If I am right, they SUCCEEDED!

 

[weekender7]

I had the opposite take on the video. Too sinimatic (?) to me, to much mood music, b roll, slow mo’s of sleds being drug and odd close ups and angles.
To me its the fault of most artists. Like a music band. They start out rough, raw, authentic, but then become big and get artsy, over produced and commercialized.
Like this video. And thats where they lose me.
I much prefer artists in their middle stages of skillfully done but not overdone.

Please provide us a link to your wolf videos so we can learn what proper editing really looks like.
Thanks in advance

 

[SuperDUECE22]

@mt terry d I never watched the video link, but here is my response the questions asked.

I thought all non-canadians were required to be guided. Maybe they are. Yes they are, but as WCB said they bring you out to a heated blind over frozen lake that's been heavily baited and you call/radio back once you've shot or they just come pick you up at the blind after dark

How the wolves act is what's really weird to me. again i didn't watch it, but how so ?

Are they acting like the ones you guys are seeing in real life?
coming out in broad daylight, Yes & No. In heavily populated wolf country, we see them in broad daylight quite often, happens more so when they are accustomed to bait site that gets reloaded every couple days.

not leaving the country at the shot, etc? Depends on circumstances, longer shot with wind in your face and a suppressed rifle, they will absolutely hang around a bit after the shot, but more times than not they are gone after hearing the shot.

And those first wolves were fat as ticks. Looked like zoo animals. can't comment as i didn't watch the video, but I'm guessing that are plenty fat after gorging on bait site and they are going to always look larger this time of year with their full winter coats.

 

[dieselchessy]

Please provide us a link to your wolf videos so we can learn what proper editing really looks like.
Thanks in advance

You think cause my sensibilities dont prefer something that means I must be able to do better? If i dont like minivans does that mean I must be able to build a better grocery go getter?

 

[TheTone]

Hilarious to me a convicted wolf poacher is getting praised for a wolf hunting video

 

[MTtrout]

Hilarious to me a convicted wolf poacher is getting praised for a wolf hunting video

What’s the story to this?

As someone said above, it sure seemed like they didn’t know what to do when it was time to shoot, especially on the first shot and the second to last shot. I get that the shooter sees things different than the camera but damn, the wolves were on frozen lakes.

 

[TheTone]

What’s the story to this?

As someone said above, it sure seemed like they didn’t know what to do when it was time to shoot, especially on the first shot and the second to last shot. I get that the shooter sees things different than the camera but damn, the wolves were on frozen lakes.

Old story but it was shot without a tag on a big hunt with multiple people from this site. Bought the tag afterwards

 

[mt terry d]

Old story but it was shot without a tag on a big hunt with multiple people from this site. Bought the tag afterwards

Where might I find more about this?.

(and thanks superduece22 for the above response)

 

[doc holiday13]

Looks to me like that lake has been heavily baited for a good bit and the birds and wolves are accustomed to the situation.

I had the opposite take on the video. Too cinematic (?) to me, to much mood music, b roll, slow mo’s of sleds being drug and odd close ups and angles.
To me its the fault of most artists. Like a music band. They start out rough, raw, authentic, but then become big and get artsy, over produced and commercialized.
Like this video. And thats where they lose me.
I much prefer artists in their middle stages of skillfully done but not overdone.

I'm complete opposite of you. I feel like BC has gotten really good at production and quality of videos

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Yes, it's Alberta.

I thought all non-canadians were required to be guided. Maybe they are.

How the wolves act is what's really weird to me.

Are they acting like the ones you guys are seeing in the other videos you've recommended;
coming out in broad daylight, not leaving the country at the shot, etc?

And those first wolves were fat as ticks. Looked like zoo animals.

Any wolfers on RS that can offer their opinion?

I hunted Alberta a few years ago, Sept for moose. We saw huge packs of wolves, multiple packs during multiple days, heard them every day. They were thick, tracks in every muddy spot you found. Saw at least one bear a day as well.