Closeup Wolf Encounters Alaska- Part 1

[@judithcampbell3354]

Those pups are beautiful. Amazing experience to have. Thank You so much for sharing this wonderful sighting with me! I’m a Wolf warrior and I fight for protection for Wolves. The relationship between Wolves and bears is fascinating!

[@luisafernandez8398]

Lucky guys to be able to see them so close

[@speedlite1]

So awesome! I went to Hallo Bay two summers ago and got my "dream photo". Beautiful white wolf sitting atop a cliff. Was unreal. Love this video, thank you!

[@bradjosephs]

cool, thanks man! hope those wolves keep coming back there. thse white wolves are getting kind of old for wolves.

[@tamrynmihaylo-hynes4193]

Super Cool! What a great experience.... Footage is awesome!!!! Good Job

[@KristenGill]

Great footage! How exciting! Thank you for sharing.

[@eveningstar1982]

Awww that must have been fantastic! In 2012 it was documented that the wild wolf has returned to my country (Denmark). It caused a lot of fear among many people who still believe in the fairy tale. I walk in many different woods every week, and I still haven't had the honor of meeting a wild wolf. I am also a nature photographer, and I hope to catch a wolf on camera one day - a wild one. :)

[@enjoythewildUSA]

Oh that is so so cool. Thank you so much for posting this video friend. You guys are out living the dream. When I first heard your camera click I thought you might have flipped the safety off of your firearm. I thought, "Don't shoot her!" Great video! You guys are brave to be so close to a Grizzly and her cubs. If that Griz turned on you do you have the means to fend her off?

[@debstercatlady]

Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@SyenneAyless]

Love it. Amazing footage. I wish wolves living on coastal habitat won't ever disappear. Will be there part II ?

[@DodgeMan360]

this one looks in rough shape, quite small, mangy, coulda been super hungry and just checking to see if he can get an easy meal.

[@zebbox]

so gratifying to see "real" human beings taking shots with cameras instead of guns & bows - a brilliant video tribute to one of the most unjustifiably (due to absolute profound ignorance) maligned & vilified creatures that ever lived

[@BlackMagic25]

indeed they are VERY territorial...this video is amazing..sucha beautiful animal

[@LaMoradadeWolf]

Great. What camera used? Thx!

[@kimberlyprice6975]

Beautiful wolf. I lived in Anchorage Alaska when I was a little girl... I never saw a wolf.

[@ellp152]

1:30 why you don’t just drink fresh 💧 water I. The outdoors!! You never know what’s peeing in the water above you!!! 😂😂

[@XperfectlyClearX]

Would it be safe to sleep in a tent exactly where the bears and wolves are?

[@azeline16]

Amazing! Awesome Awesome video. What a spectacular experience!

[@ThePugRangler]

incredible! I wish I was there with you guys!

[@nakoma5]

I've noticed how the male wolf looks rough and dirty while the pups look clean and fat and the the female also has a healthy, clean appearance. Maybe the male's rough look could be due to his going here and there looking for food. Wolves travel long and far foraging for food. And the fact that the pups and female look better fed compared to the lean male is probably because they are better fed. Could be the male gives most of the food he finds to his mate and pups. In other words, dad's rough appearance means he's working hard. Just a thought.

[@Raffy431]

Nature is amazing

[@ranchdressing]

lol at the wolf in the beginning That thing was probably getting up from coming into the den late and like, very tiredly meandering through the wildlife wondering what he did last night. Then when he looked at the crew, he was like "Yeah whatever" and just drained the snake into the pond like "WELP, BETTER THIS OUT. NNNNNNGH" That wolf handles humans like a boss.

[@Haruverse]

3:32 PUPPIES!

[@NextLevelAdventures1]

Those are little pups compared to north idaho wolves

[@tamikajelinek2203]

I dream of seeing them in person

[@kuwaizair]

what happens if you feed them? some people say they hand feed wild wolves. and that they can touch them. people also say the wolf is very territorial. and that is why Candice got attacked. because she was tresspassing.

[@kellyyyanneee]

Don’t ever feed them or any wildlife for that matter. If you do they will start to associate humans with food and lose their fear of us. If they are hungry and come to you since they now associate you with food and you don’t have food for them guess who may become part of the menu that outing?

[@user-cs1nt3tb4e]

Soo beautiful and majestic. Indeed amazing creatures of mother earth.

[@kellyyyanneee]

Wolves are absolutely fearless. Giant bear with big Cubs anyone of us would crap our pants a wolfs like I don’t care.

[@artfulxpressions]

I'm always afraid for the wolves when they are habituated especially in a state such as Alaska with the hunting laws they have, especially now.

[@megamonkeyblaster3627]

One thing I noticed... Giant killer mosquitoes!

[@DJ80s]

That first wolf looked starved.

[@adamsmith8660]

Pee in stream, scent disappears

[@judithcampbell3354]

Please leave a fish for the Wolf

[@morningstar166]

Obviously not dork, they were a whole family. Wolves are like foxes insanely curious when it comes to new things or people. Wolves dont attack humans unless they have a dog with them which wolves see as being territorial and will attack a dog, the only times people have gotten hurt in that instance is trying to save there dog but they should know better not to get between a huge predator and there enemy.

[@mollyriley9199]

15 feet? wow!!!>!!

[@guitarlovve77]

that is really cool, but like someone else commented, If you didn't have a powerful gun with you than your nuts!

[@xxSPENCER509xx]

That's cool! But I'd be the guy in the middle with a gun just in case...

[@timothyroche6445]

Lexi, deer aren’t vicious either and I hunt em, what does that have to do with it, your a city girl solve city problems

[@melmalone6309]

Wolves not to be trusted ...My People (Sugpiat) have lived in this area for thousands of years ..we have an uneasy truce with each other which was shattered when the teacher (Candice) was killed by wolves in 2010 in the Chignik area on the Peninsula

[@bartenderzzz]

That poor wolf looked in bad condition.

[@TheStinkstankstunk]

Thank you for the videos! With the new awful movie "the Grey" coming out I'm pushing your videos as much as possible to show how wolves really act when they choose to hang around humans. Which as you say most of the time they don't. This anti wolf propaganda is disturbing.

[@tydtn]

lol 0:25

[@Joshawatt123]

This proves wolves aren't vicious and have no right to be hunted!

[@adamsmith8660]

Lexxi Fisher no not really

[@420beach_bum]

Yea he would have bit him that guy is big

[@420beach_bum]

Go ahead and fake sleep

[@mybluebelly]

Where i`m from, wolves are terrified of humans. That`s how it should be. Maybe this one needs love??

[@MrAroe9]

HOOOWWWLLL from me and my 2' malamutes ... ;-)

[@xxSPENCER509xx]

That's