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Bushcraft expert Ray Mears (Extreme Survival) adds man-against-the- elements adventure to the stunning wildlife photography for which Survival is world-renowned. In this compelling new approach to wildlife television Ray chooses one predator to track:
Wolves: The magnificent Sawtooth mountain region of Central Idaho is prime wolf habitat. Ray tracks a large pack of these highly secretive predators but he has only ten days before wolves are taken off Idaho’s endangered species list and could be hunted.
Bears: The pristine wilderness of British Columbia’s Pacific Coast is the only place in the world where white spirit bears can be found. There are only about 400 of these bears alive today and to find one will be a personal fi rst for Ray. Unfortunately, they live in the same territory as groups of potentially dangerous Grizzly and Black bears which makes tracking them a particularly hazardous challenge.
Leopards: The ferociously hot terrain of Namibia’s Central Highland Plain is home to some of the most dangerous of all predators and one of its most revered is the leopard. Ray joins a pioneering leopard research project, and uses his unique skills on a quest to find a notoriously huge dominant male leopard.
Wolves: The magnificent Sawtooth mountain region of Central Idaho is prime wolf habitat. Ray tracks a large pack of these highly secretive predators but he has only ten days before wolves are taken off Idaho’s endangered species list and could be hunted.
Bears: The pristine wilderness of British Columbia’s Pacific Coast is the only place in the world where white spirit bears can be found. There are only about 400 of these bears alive today and to find one will be a personal fi rst for Ray. Unfortunately, they live in the same territory as groups of potentially dangerous Grizzly and Black bears which makes tracking them a particularly hazardous challenge.
Leopards: The ferociously hot terrain of Namibia’s Central Highland Plain is home to some of the most dangerous of all predators and one of its most revered is the leopard. Ray joins a pioneering leopard research project, and uses his unique skills on a quest to find a notoriously huge dominant male leopard.
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Manufacturer: ITV Studios Home Entertainment
Manufacturer: ITV Studios Home Entertainment
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
memories of the old Colin Willock survival series where film makers filmed animals in their natural surroundings are clearly to be seen in this new series
Ray is the on screen talking head bringing his knowledge of bush craft to get close to the animals although to be honest even as a fan of Rays it's hard not to ask if he detracts from the animals and whether a camera man and voice over wouldn't be as effective
Still a great series, well worth a watch and the price of the D.V.D
Ray is the on screen talking head bringing his knowledge of bush craft to get close to the animals although to be honest even as a fan of Rays it's hard not to ask if he detracts from the animals and whether a camera man and voice over wouldn't be as effective
Still a great series, well worth a watch and the price of the D.V.D
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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To me the tile of this program is a bit "confusing". One would think that it had something to do with human survival e.g. "Bushcraft Survival". It deals in fact with survival in relation to the animal kingdom. However, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this DVD and I would highly recommend it.
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