The River's Divide - Theatrical Trailer 

***** That means alot to me. Glad you enjoyed it Ricky.

Zach Byrd Hope you enjoyed the film!

Donnie Vincent I didn't think it was possible but it was even better than I thought it would be. It was honest. It was raw. It was poetic. It was absolutely awe inspiring. Keep doing what you guys are doing because you have touched upon the heartbeat of what hunting really is all about.

Wolfriverccw .Wiwolfriverccw Hope you enjoyed the film!

dasafrew Glad you enjoyed it!

jamie sawyer Thanks Jamie! Glad you enjoy them.

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HunterVids Thanks for the comment!

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PalormaHunting Thank you! And thanks for watching.

Outstanding. Love the way it's been edited. Congrats guys. Can't wait for the full thing. J from UK

James Ward the full film is now available for purchase donnievincent.com/store/

ONEILLOPS We work mostly through Vimeo - the version of the trailer we have posted there has 30,000+ views. Thanks for your interest in our film! We hope you enjoy it!

Sicmanta You fellas do great work... but I don't get the "vimeo" thing... the HD is NOT any better than what RU-vid offers... not to mention it doesn't cost anything, and you can apply for monetization... Just curious.

ONEILLOPS Personal preference I guess. We use all of Vimeo Pro's different tools - it's a clean, user-friendly, professional interface that allows us create portfolios and share private projects with clients. It's also ad-free, but like I said - more personal preference than anything. Thanks for the kind words! Look for our next trailer very soon!

Ill post the pic later, I have to go track it down. its on my old phone that is broke at home.

+balderdashery G A good bowhunter, one willing to invest this amount of time and money, makes a clean and precise shot that takes the animal in 60 seconds or less. This is a far quicker, more "humane" way for an animal to go die. The successful recovery rate is far greater than what you say, the lost kills are in the 0.001 percentile. Now don't get me wrong, there are hunters who chase too early and drive animals deeper into cover after the shot and create lost quarry. But the same can be found in vegetarians (I'll assume you're vegetarian or vegan, otherwise you have no argument if you eat super market meat) in that 0.001 percent of "vegetarians" will eat bacon or fish or even chicken yet call themselves vegetarians. Predators do not provide balance, the create extinction. Wolves and bears prey on the young, or females with young. Killing the calf kills the next generation and killing the females removes the chance at more offspring. Your concern for our wildlife is appreciated.

Nothing natural about hunting? If it wasn't for hunting you and I wouldn't be here right now, do you have any idea what you are talking about? Most animals shot with a bow die within the same maybe a bit more or less as a rifle, do you think our ancestors just lived off twigs and berries, think about that, I myself like Donnie Vincent have the same ideology, taking the life of an animal that is older and weaker that will not likely reproduce or live another year, honestly I'm not trying to be rude, I am telling you the true reason for hunters doing what they do, I grew up doing it and it's the only thing I do, I live for it, when I was 12 ( the legal age to hunt in my province) I started hunting myself before that I've been hunting with my dad and family/close friends all my childhood, I'm 18 now, in my 6 years I've purchased 3-4 tags a year and have only killed 2 animals in my 6 years of hunting, I could fill all my tags every year if I wanted but that's not how I hunt, I hunt for the challenge the trophy and the meat, I look for a true old mature animal to harvest, their as big as they are for a reason!they are smart! Being within 10 yards of these magnificent animals being challenged every time I go out by that one big old mature herd bull is an experience everyone should see for themselves, I promise if you came with me your mind would be changed forever and you would have a tremendous respect for what I do, thousands of dollars going into gear to hunt a select few animals every year that I may not even harvest, it's no the killing itself, it is the experience all together, a mind blowing experience that lives with me forever, my respect for these animals is so high, the challenge and conservation of these animals is my life

i used to bowhunt, i switched to rifle. I personally have never wounded an animal with a bow. as a hunter, I am posting because this guy is right. bowhunting is all about ego and selfishness. we all know he is right about all the wounded animals. i'm a lifelong hunter so i wish i could argue with him. every bowhunter says he is just hunting for meat but it's a lie. I am here to say that if anyone who bowhunts claims they have any concern for our wildlife being killed in a clean, ethical, manner, then they are just lying to themselves.

kevin lowe the meat is just a by product of hunting. We hunt because we love it

I love bow hunting.Bow hunting is extremely challenging.You have to have knowledge of scent control,wind,and stand placement.As far as ego goes in my opinion my ego is fine.I love nature and animals and also meat.I rifle hunt as well but harvesting a deer with a bow is how my ancestors done it and I love knowing I can provide fresh meat in a primitive way.