Caribou and Wolves - The Endless Dance [Part 1]

[tundratomification]

It took Jeff two years to film this project - on the second season he brought his wife and kids with him, and they all stayed for a month at our Southcamp outpost cabin on the upper Thelon River to get the autumn caribou footage. It was entertaining to see them school the kids on-site at that remote tundra cabin. Jeff and his wife are wonderful and talented folks to be sure.

[tundratomification]

I am proud to say that I helped guide and fly Jeff Turner in the making of this film. Most of the great summer caribou migration footage was taken from our aircraft and the wolf den footage shot at our remote wildlife camps on the Canadian tundra. To this day we still guide photographers & wildlife enthusiasts to see wild wolves during the den cycle, the caribou migrations and northern lights in the Canadian north - see Great Canadian Wildlife Adventures... 

[fireball503]

wolves rule

[fireball503]

who is the narrator

[fireball503]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

[carottomachine]

The narrator is the film maker himself.

[Opusonethirtyone]

great documentary--thanks.

[Musclebe]

the narrator sounds like a tremendous douche

[NorthCitySider]

@Musclebe

So true

[eldereno28]

lol dancing around the wolfs priceless

[heartlessd97]

I'm suprised there is no wolf haters! Soon there will be trust me. This caribue live a dangerous life but all animals got to eat.

[Sindrom11]

Phenomenal upload my good sir! :) I did not expect another Wolf based documentary so soon! Most appreciated given how rare they are.

[Black7Cloud]

@Sindrom11 I've been gathering tons of documentaries over the past few years, wolves documentaries happen to be my favorite. I'm trying to upload as many of them as i can (there are quite a few of them). Thanks for the comment ;-)

[Sindrom11]

@Black7Cloud

Your welcome! Fantastic, did you record them via the Television or acquire them through the cyber realm?