Unfortunately I had to make the decision to disable comments because many conversations were not very civil. Wolves are understandably a very controversial topic that stirs up a lot of emotion in people from both sides of the debate. I would just like to encourage people to consider the perspective of those with whom they disagree, and realize that everyone, even those individuals who choose to hunt wolves, deserve to be treated with understanding and respect. Only by working together can we find good, equitable solutions that benefit both wildlife and people, and that starts by respecting each other. I hope you all enjoy the documentary still and I'm sorry for having to disable comments. Thank you for your understanding.
This if the full-length documentary by young filmmaker Justin Myhre. The film can be seen here and on his website: jmpwildlife.webs.com.
Wolf #755, an alpha male of a Yellowstone National Park pack, must survive as a fugitive after his mate is legally shot and killed by Wyoming wolf hunters. Through his fight to stay alive and his quest to start a new family, his life story begins to resemble the historical plight of his species.
We would like to acknowledge several Yellowstone photographers who graciously contributed their excellent work to the film. Please check out their websites and facebook pages, where you can see their photos and order prints.
-R. Breslaw (Eagle Eye Photography)
www.fineartamerica.com/art/all/r+breslaw/all
eagleeyephotography.us
-Cindy Goeddel
www.goeddelphotography.com
cindygoeddel
-Jon Way
www.easterncoyoteresearch.com
5 сен 2014
