Black Wolf, Tim Wells, Bow Hunt 

Thanks to his great sponsors he doesn't have to lol

Love that as well👍

Yes, yes, yes!! That is a very valid point you have there!! These days shows like this, which often show the entire hunt before, during, and after, should be treasured because they will continue to be farther and farther apart until society has them removed and banned altogether.

Freaking awesome! congratulations Tim.

Don't talk about it, RU-vid may flag him. One of the very few hunting channels with the up close and personal kill cams. Always good videos Tim

I felt the same way, and I totally agree with you!

Same

Anyone with years of experience and the knowledge could reproduce this event but yes he is the best out there as of right now he's the modern version of Fred Bear

Quit trying to have some fancy hunting narration like Tim does you sound like a major wanna be immatator

@@miketyson8933 A bit toxic, are we? At 74 years of age, I have no desire to imitate anyone, except maybe, Tyrone F. Horneigh.

Wow

@@TimWellsBowHunter it's true man!! Never a firearm!! Always the most challenging forms of hunting and every kind of game animal. You're a straight badass brotha!! Appreciate ya sir

i know right

Yea I think once you start actually learning more about hunting ppl like this becomes the preferred material you can tell who's more authentic

@@ballzdeep2697 100%, just the balls to stand in there long enough to get the throw or the shot is awesome. Some of the animals he goes after are monsters!! The gators or the buffalo. Hes definitely authentic, that's a great way to describe him and a massive compliment I think

humans are the apex

I saw this dude spear hunt a grizzly bear. It is amazing that all the animals don't hear those big cast iron cannon balls clanking together when he walks.

@@jl123ist for real, dudes balls leave a slide behind him

@@jl123ist he blow gunned a black bear

Sociopaths

Hello my friend, still need to spear a lion

I'm all for predator control, but I'm not sure i agree with harvesting of wolves. If you love wolves so much, you wouldn't want to take one. Take a look at the research as to what happens to a pack when one is killed especially one considered a leader.

@@grantm6663 I respect your opinion, however, maybe you would change your mind if you were a cattle or sheep rancher and they were directly hurting your livelihood. Wolves truly are an apex predator and just like you see in Idaho, when overpopulated, they negatively impact the entire landscape. I love and respect them but they need to be managed just as every other big game species out there. I would encourage you to take a look at the research as to what happens when they are overpopulated and improperly managed. Again, Idaho is a great example. So if you are a hunter consider doing your part to help manage these majestic creatures.

@@bigcountry9457 wolves naturally limit their pack size. I have done plenty of research. There are pros and cons of being a rancher, that's just life.

@@grantm6663 I'm not understanding the point your are trying to make by saying Wolves naturally limiting their pack size? To me that is irrelevant, meaning wolves limiting their pack size does nothing to control their overall population.

@@bigcountry9457 what's not to understand? Wolves don't breed like rabbits as much as you think they do.

Hey there Im a big fan of yours too! These wolves are such terrorists of the forrest, I have bought Idaho non resident license and wolf tag the last 3 years even though I live in communist washington state. Only seriously got to actually hunt a couple times though. Recently purchased 5 acres in 9B so things might change, keep up the good work saving elk,moose, and deer!

@@marcjones6003 well thanks for the support, not sure where 9b is but it can't be to far from where I'm at

@@lobopropredatorcontrol Boundary county

absolutely

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