Survive Among the Wolves / ALONE WITH WOLVES / Siberia / Adventure / Bushcraft in Siberia

[@SheikhAzmat-i2g]

Its my daily routine to visit this page, so calming, informative, heart-warming.Regards from Pakistan.

[@mike.j3913]

new follower here, great content

[@TopTropicals]

Спасибо за фильм! Большой привет Валере Фидиркину.

[@clandestinefreedom8114]

This is one of the best nature videos i've ever seen. I felt as if I was there with you traveling. It was so descriptive, the views of fruit, wildlife, and landscapes for each season. I want to visit wild Siberia one day to experience the untouched nature. I connect spiritually with the life in this region of Russia. Beautiful work. Спасибо большое

[@ЮрийТитаренко-я9п]

Спасибо за кино! Просто очень интересно! Всех благ! И творческих успехов на просторах Ютуба!

[@paulbowman1762]

Great video my friend 👊 i really enjoyed that and im glad u came across your channel and subed ! I look forward to catching up on the rest of your videos ! Respect ! London 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👊🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

watch the playlist "My movies in English"

[@maxsirodan]

So interesting ! Very good documentary! Good job ! Thank you ! The voice of the commentator is excellent!

[@zoharflax6363]

That was great. I'm amazed that fox at minute 39 was so friendly to let you hold it! I never would have thought that would happen.

[@SweWhiteRaven]

Very good documentary. Thanks make it. Would love see in real

[@orhanertekin9201]

HARİKA BİR BELGESEL İZLEDİM. EMEKLERİNİZ İÇİN SİZLERE ÇOK TEŞEKKÜR EDERİM.TÜRKİYE'DEN SEVİGİLER...

[@princeofdir6114]

Great effort respected sir.

[@brunom.9620]

This documentary is gold!

[@valentino9436]

The visuals and narration are amazing 🤩😍👍💯💥

[@andrewgaffney4881]

What a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing.

[@thomasfarley6052]

This is just so amazing to see the beauty of the region you are in. How far from home were y'all on this trip?

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

This is the wildest place in Siberia.... You can get here only by helicopter.... The nearest city to the west is Norilsk - 220 kilometers in a straight line.... to the south - the village of Tura - 800 kilometers, to the east 400.... There are no roads or paths here, people do not live.

[@thomasfarley6052]

@@wildlife-adventures-ukraine Absolutely captivating, thank you

[@candidagomes2774]

Very beautiful and interesting expedition!!👍🌲🌲🌲🌅 Congratulations!! 🎉🎉💐

[@СерикМусин-м9ь]

Отличный видео спс друг,привет из КАЗАХСТАНА

[@Better-Togather2024]

I love this trip so much

[@siberian6270]

Плато Путорана раскинулось в северо-западной части Среднесибирского плоскогорья, южнее полуострова Таймыр (Красноярский край). В переводе с эвенкийского это название означает «страна озер с крутыми берегами», а в переводе с юкагирского - «горы без вершин».

[@ВосточнаяСибирь-д1ф]

Самое безопасное место в Сибири.😊

[@daniel.deflax]

Amazing. Thank you :D

[@Bernard-j7y]

So with that trip as awesome as it was,you might be saying that wolves in total isolation prefer to avoid the two legged kind. Wolves custom to the two legged kind would kill.

[@ibrahimambon2626]

Very nice.. Good naration..

[@hnhhnh1918]

شكرا جزيلا لكم ❤

[@KathleenAbbas]

No. Thanks u can have.that trip

[@blackrook1]

Thank you so much, Vasiliy! I always look forward to your films.

[@robertmastnak581]

Putorana plateau is heaven on earth.

[@mtman2]

Yes 25:15 only one best be ready for -60°F

[@Idaho900]

So is that protecting the whole mountain range, 20,000 spare kilometers, or just a part of that mountain range because that mountain range looks pretty big to 20,000 SQ kilometers/ 7722 square mile my guess is not because that mountain range looks bigger than montana

[@mh72-show11]

Why you upload this videos again before it was million view

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Fixed a bug in the video

[@mh72-show11]

@@wildlife-adventures-ukraine I see well

[@xkdkwkkd]

is this a reupload? i could have sworn this was uploaded like 2 years ago?

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Yes, this is a re-upload.... The first version was banned by KZbin.... due to ill-wishers from Russia.

[@ЮрийИванович-г1т]

Nice....

[@alejandrorodrigorodrigo3789]

Amazing....love it.....spasivo

[@manfredh.7460]

It is a paradise, although I always imagined paradise to be a warm place.

[@mtman2]

lol = just be good at chopin lots n lots of wood...!

[@captaincommodore5081]

Молодец Василий!

[@M.Farooq555]

Great ❤❤❤❤❤

[@BOBACb]

вис из э бьютифул доброго ранку..василий

[@ВосточнаяСибирь-д1ф]

😊Слава ГСВГ.Ветеранам слава.🎉

[@dembikm2912]

Bukankah ini filem yang sudah pernah tayang dan sudah pernah saya tonton

[@mtman2]

Yes they renued it for an improvement...!

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

Researchers were surprised to find a wold den by a coyote den on U.S. 2 in Gould City. They thought the wolves would kill the coyotes, but not if there is plenty of game. I find wolves like dense forest. The deer out run them in an open forest. It's why the deer here hang out in the planted forest. No gun smh. I carry because moose, lion, musk ox, bear, and wolves. They need to go pee and wolves will come out and mark that spot.

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

It's not the bear or wolverines that destroy our cabin but the red squirrels. I wanna go to the Altai Republic. But need to be invited by a Russian to go to Russia.

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Алтай - красивые горы.Now is not the best time for an American to travel to Russia. Putin considers you enemies.

[@mtman2]

​@@wildlife-adventures-ukraine Well the American people are not but the illegitimate President O'Biden is = he is a Treasonous crooked sellout to Red China and Zelinski's crooked regime...!

[@kforest2745]

😮❤

[@gulgulo1455]

😊

[@alexwilliams4264]

So wolves won't attack humans because they didn't want to make friends with you!! That's an extremely flawed conclusion.

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Wolves will not seek contact with humans because they are wary of humans.

[@alexwilliams4264]

@@wildlife-adventures-ukraine all animals are wary of humans because we are treacherous and kill for fun and profit as well as food. But make no mistake any large predators will attack humans if the opportunity or necessity arises including wolves.

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

This is true! Predators are dangerous! But I can’t say the same about wolves. At least about those wolves that live in Siberia.

[@alexwilliams4264]

The wolves only need the right conditions and you would have become prey as well. Whilst they have plenty of natural game you are probably safe 99 percent of the time but when prey becomes scarce and they get hungry it's a different ball game. Your stay was comparatively short and to know their true nature you would have to spend a lifetime with them. I'm glad you love and respect them but never forget they are large predators and will do whatever is necessary to survive.

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Maybe! Even a person driven into a corner can begin to follow the usual rules of behavior.

[@amosherrera6853]

Great filming. Too much focus on personal opinion and that they "weren't taking the firearm."

[@mtman2]

Well one cannot be niave as to wolves do live by killing tho this was a lone family living quietly very pleasantly in remote isolation...! There are areas there with larger packs in severe winters of starvation where they've overpopulated decimating prey species to then join forming super packs...¡ Recently as many as 400 streaming across the landscape killing anything they come across Esp. livestock = horses mainly and by the thousands there in Russia...! "Has a wolf ever killed a child? In Hazaribagh, Bihar, 115 children were killed between 1910 and 1915, with 122 killed and 100 injured in the same area between 1980 and 1986. Between April 1989 to March 1995, wolves killed 92 people in southern Bihar, accounting for 23% of 390 large mammal attacks on humans in the area at that time." So in those area's wolves must be managed along with ungulates to be kept sustainable or those 10yrs cycles of overpopulation eating themselves out of house and home into mass starvation does result in those places...! Wildlife Management is for these reasons needed...!

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

I will disagree with you on some details. Wildlife cannot be regulated..... any human intervention leads to a deterioration in the balance. Large packs of wolves appear in places where people try to impose their own rules of existence. For example, Yellowstone National Park.

[@mtman2]

​@wildlife-siberia-ukraine38 Yellowstone was disaster and done by one of the Federal busy body DeepState Agency's that was actually part of their UN Agenda 21 "Rewilding" in releasing nonindigenous Yukon Arctic wolves 30% larger and run in unstoppable size packs...! Alaska just had to seriously thin out wolf packs that had almost wiped out the Woodland Caribou...! Mankind is the steward of the Earth tho cannot allow greed into management of systems and resources but must endeavor to improve methods and understanding...! However Globally man is being forced by the monetary owners of Earth and its Nations with their resources = with ourselves being the main profit makers for Esp. Wars & consumerism's as well the financing involved and control of all resource, Corp., industry's, medicine, media, education, science, energy, political, party's and their created international orgs-IMF/WEF/WHO+more with ownership and oversight under their control while buying allegiances at all levels one way or another steadily moving nations society's toward Globalist purposes...!

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Yes, that's true.... I agree with you! In Russia, regulation of nature is used to steal money.

[@le-auss]

Being someone that work with wolf and that need to know them, i think the thing about super pack doesnt make sens at all when you know how they work, i dont believe one second those story are truly true. The more food you have the more wolf you can possibly have in one pack, its not the contrary, and also packs are not made by wolf joining togheter, its both parents that create the pack by breeding once per year. The super pack thing havent been studied or followed or anything by anybody and even if you would have a pack of 400 wolf there is so many that are said that would simply be lie. Nothing is trustful in those story

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

No gun in bear country. smh. Gonna climb a tree. Those Russians got good jokes.

[@wildlife-adventures-ukraine]

Weapons do not always save, wood is more reliable

[@janvanholten7592]

Even Bears try to avoid humans! They brought other defensive material.