Fascinating footage of wolves and other wildlife in Minnesota

[@andrew2371]

00:21 that's the most vibrant Red Fox i've ever seen. Beautiful.

[@XX-sp3tt]

I'm guessing his predators or prey can't see the color orange.

[@MrMitchellw16]

Sit still and pretends to be a traffic cone

[@DrewWithington]

But the colour is good camo against the dead reeds behind it so maybe it lives in forests where there are dead deciduous leaves a lot of the year.

[@davidharris453]

Astoundingly clear and enchanting footage...the fall fattened bear was enormous!

[@cj9072]

The red fox was absolutely stunning!

[@panatypical]

I feel sorry for the one with the injured eye, he spooks so easily....

[@MrMitchellw16]

There's quite a duality to nature, I also feel bad for the fawn at 0:28 but it's the cycle of life. If the wolf (or coyote) didn't get a meal they'd be falling weak to perish

[@user-jo5ml8et1z]

And the limping wolf. I hope he was able to heal and survive. Fantastic footage. It's so great to see animals living the way they're supposed to, free and wild, instead of locked up and denied their birthright.

[@maybe_einstein14]

THESE ANIMALS AREN’T ALL MALES GUYS

[@paulmickelsen1330]

To many wolves, not enough big game

[@Violetstorm2024]

*she

[@arectechafterwork9772]

Mamma Mia! That's a big chunky bear! The fox is so beautiful and bright! I don't recall ever seeing a wolf with mange but the coyotes aren't doing so well. 😊😊

[@ManoloAsole]

Rispettiamo sempre nel profondo questi splendidi animali

[@trailcamerasinnewengland0112]

Fantastic video, enjoyed seeing the bull moose sparring, lynx, the bear cubs, wolves and that huge adult bear. Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@KohalaLover]

Thank you for sharing. The bear is huge! Love the wolves, moose, lynx, coyotes and fox. 🥰

[@genghisville5044]

The rowdy wolves playing was great. I also loved witnessing a "wolf angel" being made.

[@gus473]

Some of your best images! Thanks! 😎✌️

[@LidaDuplessis-g6s]

Awesome 💯

[@benchguy5940]

Beautiful, thank you for sharing your work with us.

[@JeremyNiemczyk]

The only deer to make an appearance was a fawn head....

[@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304]

Imagine that..

[@allenwilliams6882]

The wolves have eaten the rest.

[@sunset6010]

EXCELLENT footage as usual! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@columbiawarmachine9795]

Awesome footage , what part of Minnesota is it

[@timothybyers]

Fantastic video. Greetings from the GWN.-Great White North. Manitoba Canada.

[@dawnsheers8406]

Beautiful video! 💚🐾❤️

[@clupus63]

1:37 Uggh, the joys of June in the northwoods.

[@AlbuquerqueSlim]

Is this my favorite KZbin channel because I grew up in Minnesota, or because it’s just the best? Mostly the second one.

[@mp15a]

Subscribed! Merry Christmas from St. Louis, Missouri.

[@flannelfables]

2:00 do y’all know if these wolves were play fighting or actually fighting? (like a lone wolf being attacked by a breeding pair or something). The way they were bouncing around seemed playful but when they were doing the little bite thing for a good few seconds i couldn’t tell haha.

[@milkdrink3rr]

Play fighting Forsure. My dog does the biting when he plays also just without force to actually hurt the other dogs

[@flannelfables]

@@milkdrink3rr right, i figured it was probably just playfighting, especially considering there was no snarling, teeth-baring, etc. :P

[@Andrew-u8w]

You wouldn’t want to see a real wolf fight.

[@flannelfables]

@@Andrew-u8w Oh i’ve seen actual fights, i just couldn’t tell if this one was the beginning of one, who just a less intense skirmish…wolf relationships are complex depending on the situation

[@bakedbread9443]

I'm guessing the one doing the bite was an older member of the pack and felt the one on the ground was misbehaving, so it needed to be brought back in line

[@mvinterlude]

That black bear was a tank lol

[@midwestmonster9886]

That's the most casual fight I've ever seen.

[@paolopoggesi9754]

Fantastico video con natura e animali meravigliosi

[@notagain8661]

Where's the Meat? The only Deer shown was a head being carried by a Wolf and not many moose.

[@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304]

Yup. But they just blame the bad winter a few winters back. I blame politics.

[@Redstoneprime316]

@@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304 Umm, politics doesn’t apply to wild animals.

[@devschlong]

I don't know about all that. I live about as far north as you can get in MN. There are wolves around sure. But a few years ago basically most of the deer disappeared. It wasn't wolves, not enough of them to do that. At least not in this area. I guarantee that I spend more time in the wilderness on a daily basis up here than you do, and would know if the wolves are killing hundreds or thousands of deer in my area. CDW, which unfortunately is becoming very prevalent up here, and weather, lack of food, etc. is the reason for deer population size. It's not like northern MN had a huge and stable deer population ever. The moose is a totally other thing. There hasn't been a large population of moose up here in a long, long time. There are more now than there have been in decades. Interestingly enough, there are tons of turkeys now. In the last 5 or 6 years it went from seeing 0 to seeing large flocks all the time. Following your logic, I guess wolves don't like to eat turkey? BS

[@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304]

@@devschlong cell cams tell a different story. And they beavers disappearing from trap lines. Had two yotes run by followed by two wolves, ten minutes later the wolves came back bloody, followed the trail, they only got one yote, but sure made a mess. All we have on the farm is wolf tracks and scarce deer tracks. Daughter found a fawn ripped to shreds while she was scouting turkeys this spring. I’m not as far north as you, but the deer numbers were way down around here before those two harsh winters.

[@notagain8661]

@@devschlong It's CWD, but you know way more then anyone else about wildlife. Do you even hunt or just bird watch?

[@Filling_tags]

Date and time stamp would be cool.

[@bh7471]

🖖Three legged wolf

[@dudas122]

great footage. so many interesting animals. wolf playing in the snow is great, 👍

[@benjamintraxler1778]

I’d say this video sums up northern mn wildlife pretty good…all predators, zero whitetail deer

[@pattieh5118]

Excellent footage. The bright coat of the fox to the enormous black bear. The injured wolves and coyote was very sad. The wolf packs were awesome and free and fun and wild. ❤️

[@michaelohmann2856]

Years ago, you might have seen a deer in these video clips. Too bad. MN is more interested in blowing millions of dollars on studies and maintaining cameras in the big woods to try and figure out any other reason why the deer and moose are damn near extinct in norther MN. You might think these wolves are "cute", but they kill and eat a lot.

[@valtr__]

Sir two things, first the people who made this video chose their favorite clips from the past couple of years so they could have chosen to not include deer. Second if wolves truly decimate deer populations, then how the hell have deer been able to survive in North American while dealing with grizzlies, black bears, jaguars, cougars, coyotes, wolves, and humans? How do prey animals survive anywhere else in the world?

[@MerlinTheCommenter]

@@valtr__ could be that they are now functioning as an invasive species (like cats) but I personally don’t believe wolves are causing the lack of deer content. I think deer content just isn’t that good for viewer retention.

[@Azadcagli]

Hello can you reply

[@mixtaperadio]

00:57 collared wolf doesn't want any business of the moose

[@adventures8977]

Would be awesome to get a herd of Caribou in this ecosystem.

[@imeekamland660]

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[@imeekamland660]

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[@cayennenaturetrails8953]

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[@catsara9114]

😍

[@coloradomountainman8659]

Misleading thumbnail. That is a red fox, not a wolf. Rest of the video isn't worth my time if you can't get the thumbnail right.

[@NBizn]

Learn to read more thoroughly? “Fascinating footage of wolves AND OTHER WILDLIFE”. There’s so much wolf footage, the fox is more unique and interesting for the thumbnail.

[@jenford7078]

AI

[@maybe_einstein14]

tbh, stop thinking that all animals are male. I mean, most of them aren’t. but I get it, society these days.

[@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304]

Are you kidding me? Society these days probably thinks there are a million genders of different wolves.

[@flash8281]

Do not be ungrateful and betray the poor and altruistic animals that give you and humans food and help by protecting dangerous animals such as wolves and bears, do not believe the ecosysteem lie that wolves, bears and crocodiles do not give us anything, of course you do not care about others because they do not hurt you and you do not feel fear.

[@Redstoneprime316]

What are you talking about? Predators are vital to the ecosystem, just ask any biologist.

[@flash8281]

@Redstoneprime316 Don't lie, the only harmful thing in the ecosysteem is the proliferation of humans and dangerous animals, tell me what good does a wolf or a bear do to us?

[@Redstoneprime316]

@@flash8281 If you remove predators from the ecosystem, herbivores will overpopulate. Overpopulation of any species is bad for the ecosystem.

[@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304]

Deer herd looks healthy

[@notagain8661]

@@youtubeendorsesleftistprop4304 🤣🤣🤣

[@RandomDudeOne]

Wolves for the most part look healthy, they are getting plenty to eat.

[@ta-tonka1175]

It's great to see tax dollars being spent on research and making money off the internet. Even though it os illegal for a tax paying citizen to apply or use a trail camera on state land. Hypocrite state.