Wolverine Documentary

[Heater]

Just a heads up on this documentary, set your PVR..Thursday Feb 25th @ 0800 PM on CBC . Heres a couple of trailers.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/epi...orthern-forest

[Scruffie]

Thanks. I'll be sure to watch. Have a big old female laying on the back of my couch. Skull with what teeth she had left on the mantle.

(no not describing wife).

[pikeslayer22]

On right now

[Brian Bildson]

Hope everyone enjoyed the documentary. A lot of trappers helped out.

[fishead]

Great job. Really enjoyed the doc, wish there was more shows like this on tv.

[Big Grey Wolf]

Brian, enjoyed the documentary. The wolf appears to be a real threat to the wolverine population, probably why they are so cautious around kill site. They know real owner may come back anytime.

[st99]

Originally Posted by Brian Bildson

Hope everyone enjoyed the documentary. A lot of trappers helped out.

I seriously think this is something that was missing in the narration. It should have been mentionned that trappers were playing a key roll in that study, and/or any other conservation efforts. The general public need to know.

[The Spruce]

It was awesome, liked everything except Susuki's involvement. I know of a few beaver houses that I thought the beavers had just "dug out"...I now know otherwise. Good job Brian, excellent production.

Spruce

[South west trappin RG]

Originally Posted by st99

I seriously think this is something that was missing in the narration. It should have been mentionned that trappers were playing a key roll in that study, and/or any other conservation efforts. The general public need to know.

X2. There has been allot of volunteer hours spent. I was dissapointed the ATA wasent mentioned. It was a really good show.

[sourdough doug]

Suzy Q and trapppers, yeaah right .. like oil and water

[martinnordegg]

Originally Posted by st99

I seriously think this is something that was missing in the narration. It should have been mentionned that trappers were playing a key roll in that study, and/or any other conservation efforts. The general public need to know.

Probably a Suzuki condition for buying the rights to air the Documentary, but you are correct it certainly should have been highlighted. I would believe Suzuki is not a trapper advocate.

Excellent production with lots of effort from many people. I hope the ACA got some of the money from this Documentary into their coffers for their participation and costs.

[Brian Bildson]

What's important to me is that the trappers who actually contributed to the project are happy with the documentary. They realize that CBC paid for the Canadian rights, not the ATA

But our company Compass Media, has mentioned the trappers contribution in every media interview before and after the show, and will continue to do so. ACA also didn't get as much coverage as i'd have liked but again we've embedded them in every media piece and behind the scenes content that we can.

[Torkdiesel]

It's on the PVR at the house and I'm out of town

Looking forward to seeing it when I get home !

[moose maniac]

Originally Posted by st99

I seriously think this is something that was missing in the narration. It should have been mentionned that trappers were playing a key roll in that study, and/or any other conservation efforts. The general public need to know.

I was a little disappointed trappers were left out I spent many hours looking after run poles, that being said I really enjoyed the program.

[gordfishing]

for those of us that missed it I just set the PVR Sunday 6 pm on CBC news channel Channel 15 on shaw I don't get the HD channel 227 in calgary
fyi

[martinnordegg]

Originally Posted by Brian Bildson

What's important to me is that the trappers who actually contributed to the project are happy with the documentary. They realize that CBC paid for the Canadian rights, not the ATA

But our company Compass Media, has mentioned the trappers contribution in every media interview before and after the show, and will continue to do so. ACA also didn't get as much coverage as i'd have liked but again we've embedded them in every media piece and behind the scenes content that we can.

I'm sure you and your company did very well on this project. What's your next project? Will it be trapping related or shadowing another ACA Study/ Project?