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Amazing and so true!... How many millions of people go out there to enjoy nature (hunters, fishermen, campers, hickers, etc.) and how many get hurt or killed compare to us, the human species, killing them for "sports" or because they bother us?...
WildWolf Music As stated in one reply they are not always released. Only when out of wolf season. During season the wolf would have been shot or clubbed to death to prevent harming the pelt.
I noticed the wolf's tail was between the legs, a submissive indication. He was just scared of being harmed, not aggressive in any way. A beautiful animal and you guys did a great job releasing it.
by the sound of those choppers snapping down on that noose, I'm thinking, this is going to be a tense situation for both the good guys and the poor wolf. Much Respect Men !!!
when they look in your eyes you almost feel like you dont belong here. you really dont belong there. its there home first. thanks for saving this animal.
WOW!!! Do you hear the jaws snapping.... Man what speed & power... You have got to respect & admire such a majestic creature... I love wolves... This bad boy was no joke.... He was a tough bad ass wolf...
@@alyssabennett424 what are you talking about they help control over population of deer and elk and they stay away from humans unless you are stupid and walk straight into their territory and not obey the warning they will give you to leave. They only kill humans when they are starving but we blow momma wolf's head off with a rifle for sport. We humans are terrible animals guess what, 20 years from now is when we pass the point of no return for global warming so we are about to destroy every living creature by the next 500 years. 500 years before everyone and everything is gone from our planet. 20 years is our deadline.
@@alyssabennett424 I don't think you understand how nature works.They do what nature dictates them to do,why is elk and dear more important than wolves?They are all connected in a cycle,just like any other animal
Alyssa Goodmanson wolves will always be less worse than us. Humans are the worst. And it’s normal for wolves to hunt elks. Sure they have been known to over eat some populations, but overall, nature will balance itself.
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I think two sticks in his face got him nervous which is understandable - imagine 2 guys coming at you with poles pointed at you - that being said, great job.
LPS Winter They we’re trying to get it to bite down on the stick. They had to get the noose on the wolf somehow, and in case it snapped at him, the wolf would have had to spit out the stick first to be able to snap at him. They usually wouldn’t bite if he already had something in his mouth. Go learn about wolves before you comment about them. Would you just go up to it and just disable the trap without any protection?
They don't post it when shooting the wolves. But as he said, the season ended so they have to let them go. Whether they always do it can be checked. But why catch coyotes like this, definitely not as food.
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I subbed to you!! Thank you for helping wolves!! Wolves are my favorite wild animals and I'm glad none of you were hurt and I'm glad the wolves aren't hurt. Stay safe!!
lmfao your friend is bare funny, everything he keeps saying makes me laugh but when he said, ill just buy you another catch pole that made me die of laughter lol. i would probably be the exact same way as him though, you guys are very brave and very nice to do this for this animal much respect from ontario.
impressive really and truly. I'm only a handful of miles away from where some of these releases took place. aka lake Elwood. and to see other like minded hunters take on the job of stewardship of the outdoors is to me the sign of a true outdoorsman. even though at times and in places we have higher than desired wolf populations to return these trapped wolves back to the population is part of what is missing from most likely almost every hunter. best of luck keep up the good work.
+Dan Demboski Our responsibilities go both ways; to assist when needed by following the laws and to harvest when needed to follow the law. Thank you for watching and for your comments!
Good job guys ! You take a huge risk to help these wolves, be careful ! I imagine you have weapon in the case they attack you, take care of yourself, you have my full support !
I just watched your wolf release #4 and I see you guys already got the pole thru the loop idea. Well i guess i should have watched all of your videos. Great job in 4 of securing the dog with the pole to release the foot. Works same as coat. You guys are getting good at this. Smaller and weaker dog but goes much quicker with the pole thru the loop method. Problem is the more we mess with these apex predators the smarter they become. Fast is good but safe is better. Great videos! keep them coming!
As an animal lover, I would say that Walter and team treated the wolf with respect. Which is commendable. Although they are the cause of the wolf's predicament in the first place, yet they believe that it is for the overall good of the population (wolves). I'm neither condemning nor condoning them. But with respect to trophy hunters & Japanese whalers, I think they are saints in comparison. Do note that their actions are uploaded to CZcams for internet scrutiny, and the comments section isn't disabled.
+Sm WnL The perspective of a one over view of these videos should be obvious that there is no trophy hunting nor mass annihilation of any one species involved here. The incidental catching of wolves during a legal and necessary trapping season for coyotes is unfortunate; however, the release of incidental catches is much more productive for all concerned than to kill them as many would, given the chance. Thank you for your view and for commenting!
Sm WnL Well that's because you don't understand what's REALLY going on! Wolves need to be managed. I was born and raised in Montana & we have a lot of wolves there but the issue that you're not aware of & is way to often never put out to the public by the fish & that is, how the population of wolves will grow like crazy here in the in the lower 48 because of the different food source the wolves feed on here, unless they are managed and thinned out! Meaning, that it's elk and moose down here that are the main source of food for wolf packs in the lower 48, unlike the wolves in Canada and Alaska! The main source of food for them to eat up there are, far more conditioned than elk Caribou and bigger moose then we have down here & in Canada & Alaska that game that wolves Hunt are spread out over a much larger range of Territory & so wolves up there only have the amount of pups from the Alpha pair, in direct relation to the amount of food available in those larger area where they live & hunt. Up there they're only able to kill the caribou and moose that are old, sick or injured because caribou usually always out in wide open landscape, not in the timbered land, which makes it much harder for wolves to run them down when in the open & caribou are much more conditioned then Elk because of this and moose up there are much larger then they are down here & the game in Alaska & Canada are spread out over a much bigger area & so those wolves can't just kill to eat anytime they want, like they can while feeding on elk down here in the lower 48! A good size wolf can take down & kill a full grown healthy cow elk, all by himself!! And the more Elk herds wolves eat through here in the lower 48, like the 30,000 head of Elk the wolves ate through within a 5 year period in Yellowstone national park, the less Elk there will be & the more livestock they'll eat instead!! Then before long wolves will be a VERY BIG problem here in the the lower 48, just like they once were, so they have to be managed and many times trapping is the only way to do that & even though I don't like trapping but when it comes to wolves, in many cases that's about the only way you're going to get close enough to one to harvest it! In many places wolves are very skittish because they have very good senses & are FAST learners & so when they get shot at, they don't stand around & let you get a second chance before they get the point & stay very clear from humans!! Now the one part about this video that does bother me is the fact that dumb and dumber here are setting out traps when it is no longer wolf season & they know damn well wolves will be in those traps but it's obvious they're only doing it so they can put it on CZcams & look cool to everyone but to me, watching them two in action looks like a cluster fuck but I guess at least their practicing! Lol. Traps are dangerous to other animals as well & so it's never a good idea to be putting traps all over the goddamn place when there's no reason for it but being cool on CZcams!
Wow!Intense. Im waiting for the day i get one in a yote set. Although, there not that plentiful around here so i may never have to release one. Awesome job.
+stevegauth30 They are a challenge releasing, just take all precautions not to get bit. Heard Rabies shots are not all that fun; a friend of mine just had the fun two seasons ago when releasing a bobcat, was not careful enough and he had to endure the series of shots, ouch!
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Great job guys releasing these magnificient animals. I'm not surprised at all by the fight they put up considering they probably think you're there to kill them. Congrats.
I think you need to take your brother with you and work the camera on all of these releases. Listening to him was hilarious. "I could meet you guys in the truck." Haha! Awesome job you guys!
In one part of the video, the wolf seems to understand that the men are trying to help him and finally gives up! These animals are indeed very intelligent and they deserve to be saved by men!!!
Friendly advise for you gents. Wrap the long stick with electric tape making it feel like flesh. Then put it through the hoop. When the wolf bites the stick he won't let go and you can slide the noose over his head. I have a lot of experience with this. This method will make the release far less harmful and time consuming. Thanks for what you do.
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You know living in the uk i dont actually get the chance to free wild wolves often, i could never shoot one but the thought of setting these lovely beasts free warms my soul.
I admire what you guys are doing. I wish I lived nearby, I would love to help you. Since you seem to know you're going to go out and find these guys, carry a blanket with you and throw that over their head once you have the snare on. It'll help tremendously to calm them down. Also, rather than going directly in to the head with the snare, begin as far away from the head as possible and just gently touch and rub. take your time and work up to the head, this will make it easier on both you and the wolf as well. Good work guys.
+RES RES Yes, the man in the video with me is a lifelong trapper with over 40 years on the line, definitely an asset when dealing with bigger dogs like this!
Awesome and nice release again...I have caught 3 in the last 2 years and have had a few others pull out...To much wolf sign around my part of Upper Michigan and hardly any deer left at all...Just curious what you use for bait and scent...I use mostly Minnesota brand predator bait,Hiawatha Valley and some Tainted beaver at times...I use GHII for a call lure...Do you care if I come back and share these video's on my Google plus for my subscribers?
+Heith Gagnon Share away Heith Gagnon, and there are occasions when we use the same baits you mentioned and get a little louder this time of year with a Gusto lure. Most of the wolves are in flats a few in dirt hole so scent posts seem to keep the coyotes closer and wolves seem to ignore without a loud bait.
Stephanie García Stephanie you don't realize that the only reason this wolf was released is because it wasn't wolf season. Otherwise the wolf would have been shot or clubbed to death to prevent harming the precious pelt. The released wolf's have to try and survive with sometimes a severely crushed foot from the trap.
+SangayGlass (Dog and Wolfdog Socialization and Training) Thank you for watching and your tag line business looks interesting, I will have to find your website.
Those guys seem pretty scared of the wolf and for good reasons. The wolf is probably thinking…I got trapped by those two guys ganging up on me now, who are armed with neck sticks and guns and I will fight teeth and claws before they eat me for dinner because if the situation were reversed, I, the wild wolf, would get them and eat them for dinner, hunting them with my pack of wolves, without needing a trap, sticks or weapons, just a pack of wolves, highly hierarchical and having complex social behavior. Some wolves are rejected by the pack because they lost a fight and they got injured or they’re too old, too sick… That wolf had a bad eye so he could have been injured in a fight with another younger wolf…or injured by another animal while being trapped. Some birds will eat your eyes if you’re trapped. Take a tamed domesticated 6lbs cute cat and try to get her teeth cleaned…you cannot do that without total anesthesia (that makes it twice as expensive as for humans). The cat is not human and will fight teeth and claws before letting a dental vet hygienist use metal noisy tools in her mouth. I like a dental cleaning knowing my 6 months dental cleaning is for my own good (I prefer a dental cleaning to a massage) but some people don’t like to go to the dentist that is why they should go more often, before it’s worse if they would need fillings, crowns or get gum diseases and lose teeth if they don’t brush after meals, floss, use WaterPik, Stim-U-dent… Those guys might be able to handle a wolf with neck sticks (when will some inventor invents something better to control a wild animal, short of using tranquilizers??). They have weapons and do a good job freeing the wolf from traps (I’d like to see the video where humans get caught in coyotes’ traps) but they’re surely not “wolves’ whisperers”. Telling a wild wolf “calm down, we’re here to help you” is not really helping. Wolves do not talk human language but can understand body language once you first understand their body language. That wolf has been injured, he’s trapped, scared, he’s probably thirsty and hungry, and might better calm down if you bring water and food so now he will know you want to help him.
"When they look right into your eyes, they almost make you feel like you don't belong here."
Amazing.
Amazing and so true!...
How many millions of people go out there to enjoy nature (hunters, fishermen, campers, hickers, etc.) and how many get hurt or killed compare to us, the human species, killing them for "sports" or because they bother us?...
I know I’m late but I just wanna say, thank you for always releasing them. They are such beautiful creatures. I respect you.
WildWolf Music As stated in one reply they are not always released. Only when out of wolf season. During season the wolf would have been shot or clubbed to death to prevent harming the pelt.
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I noticed the wolf's tail was between the legs, a submissive indication. He was just scared of being harmed, not aggressive in any way. A beautiful animal and you guys did a great job releasing it.
This is exactly what I have to go through bathing my Corgi.
Being Nothingness - same here with my Chihuahua🐾💕🐾💕🐾
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by the sound of those choppers snapping down on that noose, I'm thinking, this is going to be a tense situation for both the good guys and the poor wolf. Much Respect Men !!!
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when they look in your eyes you almost feel like you dont belong here. you really dont belong there. its there home first. thanks for saving this animal.
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This is so awesome! You’re such a good man!! Sending love and much respect your way to you and your friend. Hope god keeps you both safe.
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This was so intense , respect for keeping your calm guys .
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that wolf wanted to live and was strong enough that he was giving them a hell of a fight. insane strength and will to life
@@RippedMoFuCk very strong and not shy about letting us know either, lol. Thank you for watching and for your comment!
WOW!!! Do you hear the jaws snapping.... Man what speed & power... You have got to respect & admire such a majestic creature... I love wolves... This bad boy was no joke.... He was a tough bad ass wolf...
ogrebattle22763 wolves are terrible animals. Yes I respect them but they are the Demise of the elk and dear
@@alyssabennett424 what are you talking about they help control over population of deer and elk and they stay away from humans unless you are stupid and walk straight into their territory and not obey the warning they will give you to leave. They only kill humans when they are starving but we blow momma wolf's head off with a rifle for sport. We humans are terrible animals guess what, 20 years from now is when we pass the point of no return for global warming so we are about to destroy every living creature by the next 500 years. 500 years before everyone and everything is gone from our planet. 20 years is our deadline.
@@alyssabennett424 I don't think you understand how nature works.They do what nature dictates them to do,why is elk and dear more important than wolves?They are all connected in a cycle,just like any other animal
@@user-dd9qq1ru7s oh my fucken god with this "we are terrible" bullcrap.
Alyssa Goodmanson wolves will always be less worse than us. Humans are the worst. And it’s normal for wolves to hunt elks. Sure they have been known to over eat some populations, but overall, nature will balance itself.
“I can meet you guys in the truck”
I am him he is me! 😂😂😂😂
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I think two sticks in his face got him nervous which is understandable - imagine 2 guys coming at you with poles pointed at you - that being said, great job.
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the force is strong with this one
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You guys did a great job!! Thank you for respecting one of these magnificent creatures.
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Respecting? They poked it with a stick!
LPS Winter Omg would you just go up and give it a hug?? Moron!
LPS Winter They we’re trying to get it to bite down on the stick. They had to get the noose on the wolf somehow, and in case it snapped at him, the wolf would have had to spit out the stick first to be able to snap at him. They usually wouldn’t bite if he already had something in his mouth. Go learn about wolves before you comment about them. Would you just go up to it and just disable the trap without any protection?
You know THEY trapped it right ??
Ihr seid die größten. Danke dass es euch gibt. Bitte macht weiter so. Hört nicht auf Wölfe zu Retten.
These are one of my favourite animals to watch and i truly respect what you guys are doing to free them.You earned my sub ;-)
Thank you very much for that!
They don't post it when shooting the wolves. But as he said, the season ended so they have to let them go. Whether they always do it can be checked. But why catch coyotes like this, definitely not as food.
They make you feel like you don't belong there because in all actuality you don't. That's his home. Beautiful animal. Your braver than I. Good job!
Very impressed with how you handled the release of this wolf. That was a big old dog! Thanks for sharing it!!!!
+Scott W Thank you for watching it!
I really appreciate you providing us these videos. Thank you!! Very informative!
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That is probably the largest most gorgeous wolf I have ever seen
Thank you for risking your life for one of gods wonderful creatures!! Real Men!! Job very well done!!
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Thank you so much fore your bravery and love for the wolves!!
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The animal world needs guys like you nice work
thank you for the kind service you're giving animals. Subscribed immediately.
You guys are inspirations and angels with respect for living beings.
I subbed to you!! Thank you for helping wolves!! Wolves are my favorite wild animals and I'm glad none of you were hurt and I'm glad the wolves aren't hurt. Stay safe!!
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Much respect for you guys. Hi from up here in Canada
lmfao your friend is bare funny, everything he keeps saying makes me laugh but when he said, ill just buy you another catch pole that made me die of laughter lol. i would probably be the exact same way as him though, you guys are very brave and very nice to do this for this animal much respect from ontario.
+705SAVAGESHIT gangGANG That friend would be my brother and yes he is a funny man! Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching!
impressive really and truly. I'm only a handful of miles away from where some of these releases took place. aka lake Elwood. and to see other like minded hunters take on the job of stewardship of the outdoors is to me the sign of a true outdoorsman. even though at times and in places we have higher than desired wolf populations to return these trapped wolves back to the population is part of what is missing from most likely almost every hunter. best of luck keep up the good work.
+Dan Demboski Our responsibilities go both ways; to assist when needed by following the laws and to harvest when needed to follow the law. Thank you for watching and for your comments!
Great job on being safe and respecting that wolf !!
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Thank you for your work. respect.
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this is a fierce wolf in his prime. terrifying hunter and raw wild nature of him
If only they could talk. Saw a couple of videos now i love how calm you guys are and the patience you have.
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8:23 No you don't have his head, he's got your noose! Big difference there. :)
Lol, that is true in most cases, we can't think we are in charge of anything until they are back in the timber!
Greetings and respect from a Greek
it is great what you are doing for these wolves thank you.
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Thank you for saving the wolf. Let and let live .
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Good job guys ! You take a huge risk to help these wolves, be careful ! I imagine you have weapon in the case they attack you, take care of yourself, you have my full support !
+R. ZE Yes, we always have a weapon of some type, lol. Thank you for watching and for your support!
That animal is so brute strong.
Amazing.
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9:39 The way he pulled out his gun in anticipation of the wolf’s attack was pretty damn stoic.
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Or the opposite. There have been thousands of wolf releases without any gun. It´s better to work with two hands than one.
Great job you guys do.. and so calm.. respect from Denmark
You guys are so sweet, you help wolfs, me as an animal lover and helper I really like that. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :)
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these guys are amazing .great job!!!!👍
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I just watched your wolf release #4 and I see you guys already got the pole thru the loop idea. Well i guess i should have watched all of your videos. Great job in 4 of securing the dog with the pole to release the foot. Works same as coat. You guys are getting good at this. Smaller and weaker dog but goes much quicker with the pole thru the loop method. Problem is the more we mess with these apex predators the smarter they become. Fast is good but safe is better. Great videos! keep them coming!
As an animal lover, I would say that Walter and team treated the wolf with respect. Which is commendable.
Although they are the cause of the wolf's predicament in the first place,
yet they believe that it is for the overall good of the population (wolves).
I'm neither condemning nor condoning them.
But with respect to trophy hunters & Japanese whalers,
I think they are saints in comparison.
Do note that their actions are uploaded to CZcams for internet scrutiny,
and the comments section isn't disabled.
+Sm WnL The perspective of a one over view of these videos should be obvious that there is no trophy hunting nor mass annihilation of any one species involved here. The incidental catching of wolves during a legal and necessary trapping season for coyotes is unfortunate; however, the release of incidental catches is much more productive for all concerned than to kill them as many would, given the chance. Thank you for your view and for commenting!
Sm WnL Well that's because you don't understand what's REALLY going on! Wolves need to be managed. I was born and raised in Montana & we have a lot of wolves there but the issue that you're not aware of & is way to often never put out to the public by the fish & that is, how the population of wolves will grow like crazy here in the in the lower 48 because of the different food source the wolves feed on here, unless they are managed and thinned out! Meaning, that it's elk and moose down here that are the main source of food for wolf packs in the lower 48, unlike the wolves in Canada and Alaska! The main source of food for them to eat up there are, far more conditioned than elk Caribou and bigger moose then we have down here & in Canada & Alaska that game that wolves Hunt are spread out over a much larger range of Territory & so wolves up there only have the amount of pups from the Alpha pair, in direct relation to the amount of food available in those larger area where they live & hunt. Up there they're only able to kill the caribou and moose that are old, sick or injured because caribou usually always out in wide open landscape, not in the timbered land, which makes it much harder for wolves to run them down when in the open & caribou are much more conditioned then Elk because of this and moose up there are much larger then they are down here & the game in Alaska & Canada are spread out over a much bigger area & so those wolves can't just kill to eat anytime they want, like they can while feeding on elk down here in the lower 48! A good size wolf can take down & kill a full grown healthy cow elk, all by himself!! And the more Elk herds wolves eat through here in the lower 48, like the 30,000 head of Elk the wolves ate through within a 5 year period in Yellowstone national park, the less Elk there will be & the more livestock they'll eat instead!! Then before long wolves will be a VERY BIG problem here in the the lower 48, just like they once were, so they have to be managed and many times trapping is the only way to do that & even though I don't like trapping but when it comes to wolves, in many cases that's about the only way you're going to get close enough to one to harvest it! In many places wolves are very skittish because they have very good senses & are FAST learners & so when they get shot at, they don't stand around & let you get a second chance before they get the point & stay very clear from humans!! Now the one part about this video that does bother me is the fact that dumb and dumber here are setting out traps when it is no longer wolf season & they know damn well wolves will be in those traps but it's obvious they're only doing it so they can put it on CZcams & look cool to everyone but to me, watching them two in action looks like a cluster fuck but I guess at least their practicing! Lol. Traps are dangerous to other animals as well & so it's never a good idea to be putting traps all over the goddamn place when there's no reason for it but being cool on CZcams!
Fuck the wolves, they hurt the deer population immensely and are a pain in the ass for local ranchers.
plus you're stupid
@@Bryant1963 if you were so smart you would know these were coyote traps during that trapping season, the wolves were unintended trapees.
I love what your doing guys dont let the negitive comments stop you i have a masive respect for the wolfs and you
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Да, железные парни, браво!!!!😊.Браконьеры в Америках значит тоже есть.
Wow!Intense. Im waiting for the day i get one in a yote set. Although, there not that plentiful around here so i may never have to release one. Awesome job.
+stevegauth30 They are a challenge releasing, just take all precautions not to get bit. Heard Rabies shots are not all that fun; a friend of mine just had the fun two seasons ago when releasing a bobcat, was not careful enough and he had to endure the series of shots, ouch!
That fella Wally has a lot of guts. Miigwech for sharing.
+bradlee180 Lol, thank you bradlee180 for watching, not sure if it is guts or foolishness, lol! Thank you for watching!
Great work! After watching all three release videos all I can say is, I hope santa brings you a real catch pole for Christmas!
+gunit6897 LOL, thanks and it should have happened but it didn't yet, maybe for Easter! Thanks for watching we really appreciate the time you invested!
Awww! I love wolves!! Good job on helping it!👍🏼
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Great job guys releasing these magnificient animals. I'm not surprised at all by the fight they put up considering they probably think you're there to kill them. Congrats.
Beautiful Wolf
Very much so, thank you for watching!
Thank You for helping🐺
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That was intense for sure.. great job guys
I think you need to take your brother with you and work the camera on all of these releases. Listening to him was hilarious. "I could meet you guys in the truck." Haha! Awesome job you guys!
Guy:here's the stick chew on this
10 minutes later
Wolf:i will bite your hand off if you do not give me my stick sir
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In one part of the video, the wolf seems to understand that the men are trying to help him and finally gives up! These animals are indeed very intelligent and they deserve to be saved by men!!!
This, just this. The world needs more of it. I'm taking a chair
Damn thats hectic! You guys are beasts maaaan. Beasts!!! Good stuff
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Great video! Watch out for those sharp teeth or you will turn into a werewolf if bitten when the moon is full!
Better not get bit either way! lol, thank you for watching!
Nice job! Thank you!
Amazing feat!
+Kasandria Millo Thank you Kasandria, but it is the boots that make them look amazing, otherwise just average feet :-)
You boys have one hell of a hobby.
Excellent job, guys.
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"I don't like the way he's looking at me though"... "naw he don't like you" 😂😂😂
Great work 🙏🏽
Amazingly, beautiful,and, highly intelligent animals. However, so,absolutely, destructive,on deer,elk,populations. Good job fellas.
God bless you man
Why the hell would people dislike this video? You're doing a good thing
You tell em Reece! Lol, thank you for watching and that is a great question, but some people hate just to hate, its what they do!
this interesting , wolves are smart, look how he is sizing them both up ,
Friendly advise for you gents.
Wrap the long stick with electric tape making it feel like flesh. Then put it through the hoop.
When the wolf bites the stick he won't let go and you can slide the noose over his head.
I have a lot of experience with this.
This method will make the release far less harmful and time consuming.
Thanks for what you do.
Thank you, for keeping an eye on these wonderfull anis...
+Stevee Meyer We keep an eye on all wildlife as it is extremely important to have a workable balance for all wildlife to thrive! Thank you for watching and for your comments!
+Walter Roberts We need more ppl like you on earth !!!! Thumbs up!
Well done guys.
You know living in the uk i dont actually get the chance to free wild wolves often, i could never shoot one but the thought of setting these lovely beasts free warms my soul.
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Take a trip over some day and we will let you have the pole for a day, lol! Has to be in the fall so after October 15th. Luv to have ya!
If the traps are for coyotes only maybe you should put sings to informed wolves. They will be careful next time🤔🤔🤔
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If we assume they can read and the signs would work, we would certainly give that a try! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so mach
This is great.
Makes me sad to see how scared they are ;-; nice one for helping these pups out guys
Stormy Spark Ask for a video of what they do during wolf season. You will change your mind.
Great job
Hey Walter, in the Wolves'heaven there is a special place for you! However...a longer stick may it help?
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Great video
Gracias Walter.
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5:16.. The most truthful statement I've ever heard
Well done gentlemen, you guys Rock!!
I admire what you guys are doing. I wish I lived nearby, I would love to help you. Since you seem to know you're going to go out and find these guys, carry a blanket with you and throw that over their head once you have the snare on. It'll help tremendously to calm them down. Also, rather than going directly in to the head with the snare, begin as far away from the head as possible and just gently touch and rub. take your time and work up to the head, this will make it easier on both you and the wolf as well. Good work guys.
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Please don't get me wrong, you were doing the right thing. Just TRY next time my recommendations , you'll see it will help calm the BEAUTIFUL WOLF
Good team work on that one.
+RES RES Yes, the man in the video with me is a lifelong trapper with over 40 years on the line, definitely an asset when dealing with bigger dogs like this!
good job again bless you
close one.. great job
Awesome and nice release again...I have caught 3 in the last 2 years and have had a few others pull out...To much wolf sign around my part of Upper Michigan and hardly any deer left at all...Just curious what you use for bait and scent...I use mostly Minnesota brand predator bait,Hiawatha Valley and some Tainted beaver at times...I use GHII for a call lure...Do you care if I come back and share these video's on my Google plus for my subscribers?
+Heith Gagnon Share away Heith Gagnon, and there are occasions when we use the same baits you mentioned and get a little louder this time of year with a Gusto lure. Most of the wolves are in flats a few in dirt hole so scent posts seem to keep the coyotes closer and wolves seem to ignore without a loud bait.
Do ya kill wolves?
night walker2018 no
Well handled. Magnificent, but very scary creature.
+daspand Thank you, this was a challenge! Thank you for watching!
Una preciosa obra la,ayuda a este pobre animal .... GRACIAS !!!!!
Nice job 👍🏻
i love you all for realising these creatures gooooood job i hope you get him out of there very soon we apricaiate you so much!!!!!!!
+Stephanie García Thank you Stephanie Garcia for your comment and for watching the videos!
Stephanie García Stephanie you don't realize that the only reason this wolf was released is because it wasn't wolf season. Otherwise the wolf would have been shot or clubbed to death to prevent harming the precious pelt. The released wolf's have to try and survive with sometimes a severely crushed foot from the trap.
Wow amazing animals. They look like big coyotes. I wonder if their the same family as coyotes.??
They are canines and yes they are big! lol
Thank you guys!
+SangayGlass (Dog and Wolfdog Socialization and Training) Thank you for watching and your tag line business looks interesting, I will have to find your website.
Best strategy -- poke the stick through the noose. When wolf bites stick, simply slip the noose over his neck.
Those guys seem pretty scared of the wolf and for good
reasons.
The wolf is probably thinking…I got trapped by those two
guys ganging up on me now, who are armed with neck sticks and guns and I will
fight teeth and claws before they eat me for dinner because if the situation
were reversed, I, the wild wolf, would get them and eat them for dinner, hunting
them with my pack of wolves, without needing a trap, sticks or weapons, just a
pack of wolves, highly hierarchical and having complex social behavior.
Some wolves are rejected by the pack because they lost a
fight and they got injured or they’re too old, too sick…
That wolf had a bad eye so he could have been injured in a
fight with another younger wolf…or injured by another animal while being
trapped.
Some birds will eat your eyes if you’re trapped.
Take a tamed domesticated 6lbs cute cat and try to get her
teeth cleaned…you cannot do that without total anesthesia (that makes it twice
as expensive as for humans).
The cat is not human and will fight teeth and claws before
letting a dental vet hygienist use metal noisy tools in her mouth.
I like a dental cleaning knowing my 6 months dental cleaning
is for my own good (I prefer a dental cleaning to a massage) but some people
don’t like to go to the dentist that is why they should go more often, before it’s
worse if they would need fillings, crowns or get gum diseases and lose teeth if
they don’t brush after meals, floss, use WaterPik, Stim-U-dent…
Those guys might be able to handle a wolf with neck sticks
(when will some inventor invents something better to control a wild animal,
short of using tranquilizers??). They have weapons and do a good job freeing the
wolf from traps (I’d like to see the video where humans get caught in coyotes’
traps) but they’re surely not “wolves’ whisperers”.
Telling a wild wolf “calm down, we’re here to help you” is
not really helping.
Wolves do not talk human language but can understand body
language once you first understand their body language.
That wolf has been injured, he’s trapped, scared, he’s
probably thirsty and hungry, and might better calm down if you bring water and
food so now he will know you want to help him.
It's a good thing Grizzlies don't get trapped in these devices. That would be a very challenging release.