The adverse comments will always come from people whose experience of the wild is limited to not being able to get their favourite latte at the cafe. They have no idea of how nature works thinking that Disney films depict reality. It is not until you live in the country and listen to the locals who have the experience to back their views that a realistic understanding begins to emerge. Great video by the way and that was some thick country to be trying to track a cougar.

Mate you are an artist! A trapping artist!

What a fantastic joy to be able to visit family, in another country and enjoy the things and experiences they have to offer.

What a Awesome Ep and lovely country. Well done on the two Wolves great shots

Lions backtrack right past u& the hounds.good at it.

Awesome accomplishment even though you didn’t find the other one. Congratulations.

Would love to have a trip over there

20 years ago Clark ( in the U SA. ) a lot of Elk guides were put out of business due to the reintroduction of the Wolf. They were on the endangered list and could not be hunted . The Wolves either ran the Elk out of the area or otherwise decimated the herds. No Wolf hunting is regulated in some of the areas but in my opinion too little too late.

You are a bloody legend mate love your videos

Awesome Clark can’t wait to see the rest of the BC footage 😃

Now that's a big dog. Glad you made the shot on her. Keep on keeping on Clark. Enjoyed as always.

You did a great job. I'm very happy for you. I wish you could do more of it. They are a real pain in our a** in the US.

No matter what continent you are on, you are a force to be reconned with. Good on ya mate.

Thank you.

Congratulations Clark! That is some beautiful country.

Great show mate from one hunter to another.

Little bit bigger than your dogs. Congratulations!

That imbalance has also happened in Ontario, where the government cancelled the spring black bear hunt and caused all kinds of problems wth nuisance bears.

Awesome stuff, beautiful wolf 👍👍

Thanx for sharing. Daytona Beach Fl. USA

Love your work Clark

Nice one . Good work Clark

Great work on those wolves Clark, especially with an unfamiliar rifle. What does Kurt normally use as his go to gun on the farm and are any of the grandkids going to shoot left handed? Keep up the good work.

The bear was trying to get to the woods, but couldn't wait.

Goed bezig

Great stuff man! congrats on your first wolf .hope to get mine here in Saskatchewan one day 🙌🏻

Couple of great shots.. well done mate..👌🏼

I absolutely love your title! Noticed that before who posted it. Once i seen it was YOU...i HAD to watch! I'm going to get on board with helping you nice folks out. It'll start in May as i have a Philippines trip in the next couple weeks. Watching your videos is quite addictive but you have such a kind & approachable demeanor. That's so rare these days. Keep up the great work!

Excellent!! Great hunt Clark...

Great job! Wish you could have found the second wolf. Keep up the great videos. Thanks

Great video sir always fun too watch congrats on the wolf

Thanks Clarke

Congratulations mate

Clark, fun seeing you in my region of the world. Good on ya taking a couple of wolves! Those things are horribly destructive.

Good on you Clark, that's a nice first wolf mate.

Congratulations on your first wolf.

Nice going Clark take more home with you next time they do a lot of damage to the wild life and the ranchers

You brought your hat! Well done.

Minnesota Rancher. Great video. That's quite a feat, to be able to get 2 wolves down in one encounter. Congratulations. These days if you kill a mosquito or a spider someone's going to get all bent out of shape about it. Your family has a truly beautiful place up there. Hopefully the wildfires didn't treat them too badly. We had smoke from Canadian fires passing through here all summer. So I know it was pretty bad somewhere.

Great jobMcGhie they are beautiful but they need to go

Great job Clark.. The Alpha male american grey wolf ,almost as big as a man.. And a very cunning animal ...Thumbs up

It's great to see you sitting on the right (left) side of the truck. Lol. Cougar is bloody good eating by the way.

Living the dream ! What an adventure.

The fires last summer and fall in Canada were bad. Nice Prize, that's what dreams are made of.

I don't know if you follow hockey, but if I see anyone going after you for knocking down a couple of wolves, I'll be the first man in! (hockey term for sticking up for your teammates in a fight) I live a couple of miles north of Kootenay lake in southern B.C., and the wolves have pretty much cleaned us out! This area was once one of the best areas to take a trophy elk, and now we have almost none left. Well done Mr. McGhie, well done!

Good vid clark

Lucky you , just doing the job , watching from Wales

Always watching

Great video , congrats on your achievement of getting your first wolves 🐺 , even though the second one was too far gone to film did you still attempt to take its skull for a trophy like the skin of the first one ?

At first i thought, bears in Australia....?

Good shot Clark Amazing how white are the dentures I also hunt with a 30-06 but pump action because I am left hand Thanks for the video

That’s one way to dance with wolves….

Take care of yourself #BeingSaneInInsanePlaces

What an experience you are having in Canada. The country looks amazing. Did you get a weight on the wolf?

Congratulations Clark , 👍👍👍👍👍✌🏻🇺🇸🙏🏽😎

Congrats on your first wolf mate. Are they all that big?😮

i have mixed views on this, as wolves are a native species, and have proven to have a positive role to play in the natural ecosystem in keeping deer numbers in check, and then on the other hand i understand the farmers point of view of the impact on live stock etc....From what i've read, it seems hunting wolves in BC is regulated, needing a license to harvest etc, so not all bad news for the wolves numbers.... quite a different situation to here in Oz where those pesky redskins are an introduced species, that don't belong in our environment, and deservedly a declared pest, known to decimate native wildlife flora and fauna.

Good job 👍👍

06 is good Medicine for wolf , Congrats good job Clark

Well, that wolf was certainly a decent sizeClark and to make a shot like that with an unfamiliar left handed rifle is seriously impressive. I think that the majority of people who watch your videos are only too aware of the damaging effects of predator overpopulation in agricultural areas

Nice work brother ,amazing animals no question, from what o understand they are indiscriminate killing machines driven by deep instincts..calf killers know the score

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Rosehips dont taste good till after they get 1 freeze

One on one but you had a gun😂

Shooting wolves? Nope, not for me, mate. Good luck with it all and to your wonderful dogs. Alex out.

Conservation is not just leaving the environment and animals to do their thing. It is about managing the animals and the environment to preserve the quality of the environment and the sustainable numbers of animals. When God created humans, He commanded them as recorded in Genesis 1:28. Part of that commission was to have "dominion" over all the earth and the creatures on it. That word "dominion" is not to exploit or be boss over the earth. It is to have authority to care for and manage the earth and all that is in it. We are to be good stewards of the environment. "And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth." Genesis 1:28 KJV

The truth is in the eye of the beholder,you will never learn from your armchairs.

I must admit I’d prefer to see the wolves alive, but I understand why you have trap them. 😢

I bet there’s alot more dangerous animals to think about

What are you going to kill when you’ve killed every thing

Hi Clark, I’ve been watching this channel for some time now, been a trapper for about 10 years now, targeted mostly coyotes. So it’s super interesting how you set traps for dingoes, and now wolves. Most of my trapping experience has been with snares. It will be interesting to see what the nay-sayers will say…..

I'm surprised with your politics you would step foot or want to go to the woke Canada.

Much more footage on the Patreon site? You’re kidding yourself Clark, that’s absolutely laughable. I’ll stay on as a supporter for you but it’s DEFINITELY NOT for the almost non existent-sparse content.

Beautiful coat you keeping it ?

Big animal

Goed bezig