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Frank Wolf
Добавлен 18 окт 2006
A mix of my films- most of them outdoor, adventure and environment related. Instagram @frankwolf70
Timelapse 2km barren ground mountain portage
Here’s a Timelapse from our 1350 km Yamozha canoe expedition from Yellowknife to Kugluktuk, of our 2 km portage up and over high ground to get around a canyon on the Avaarvik River to Napaktulik Lake in Nunavut. @artsimondetti took the footage, trailing behind me and capturing it from end to end. There was no trail- just rough ground composed of rock, bog,heather and shrubbery (willows and birch). I used a combination of carrying and and dragging the canoe, depending on which was most efficient.
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A Wolf rolls in my morning movement...
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As we were preparing to leave our campsite one morning on the Hood River during our recent 1350 km Yamozha canoe expedition, a wolf casually strolled into our camp and decided to hang out. After sniffing around our stuff for a bit, she made her way up to the small ridge behind us where she zeroed in on what had probably brought her to us in the first place: a large, fresh cow-patty I’d deposite...
Barren Ground Grizzly encounter
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We were all packed up to do another portage on our way to Starvation Lake when this barren ground grizzly rolled up to us. (Turn on the audio!) I pulled out my camera to film, hoping to capture some footage of these usually shy animals before it took off, but this one kept stalking in, salivating and flexing its jaws. Our gun was unloaded and packed away as I’d only intended to have it ready on...
Kangiqluk 2024- A Ski Tour in the Clyde River region of Baffin Island
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It got a little loose at times on our 325 km, 18 day ski tour through the fiords and mountains of the Clyde River region of Baffin Island. River crossings, open leads, punchy passes, wind storms, and glacial moraine were the price of admission for the reward of travelling through this stunning landscape.
Solo Kayaking down the North Coast of BC
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Some random clips and moments from a 400 km solo kayak trip down the north coast of BC from Prince Rupert to Bella Bella in 2023. The route explored Porcher Island, Banks Island, Campania Island, Trutch Island, Princess Royal Island and Price Island among others.
Campania Swim
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A joyful swim and contemplation on remote Campania Island on BC's North Coast during a 400 km solo sea kayak trip from Prince Rupert to Bella Bella in May of 2023.
Freediving with lion's mane jellyfish
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I bumped into this lion’s mane jellyfish on a recent dive, as it drifted in the filtered light of a late November day. This species uses its stinging tentacles to capture, pull in and eat prey such as fish, zooplankton, and smaller jellyfish. Their stings can affect people, but my 7mm wetsuit provided plenty of protection during this intimate encounter 🪼 #jellyfish #freedive #westcoast
Swimming Polar Bear
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During my recent 920 km kayak journey around the Labrador Peninsula, we surprised this bear as we came around a cliff corner. It wanted nothing to do with us and showed off its speed and prowess in the water as it swam powerfully over to an island and smoothly hauled itself out of the swell before disappearing to the other side. No wonder these beautiful creatures are classified as marine mamma...
Freediving the wreck of the Ready
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Went for a freedive to check out the wreck of the Coast Guard cutter 'The Ready', which sank in Howe Sound in 2011 and is now an abundant reef full of life. Conditions were murky, which added a creepy vibe to our time down there as we hung with spider crabs, sea stars, giant white plumed anemone, shiner perch and rock cod, among others 🤿😃 #freedive #wreckdive #howesound #westcoast
Whytecliff Park freedive
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An afternoon excursion in the waters of Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver
Freediving with Seals
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I kayaked up the local fjord earlier this week to free dive around some islands, hankering for an aquatic winter sojourn. A curious group of seals decided to hang out with me during my 1.5 hour immersion, providing great company and entertainment as we explored the abundant underwater playground. Fabulous clarity and conditions at this time of year 🤿 🙂 #freedive #seals #harbourseals #british co...
Tsichu River rapid
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A taste of running the NWT's Tsichu River during our 1300 km Goba Expedition from the Yukon Border to Kugluktuk. This waterway ran from high in the Mackenzie Mountains, eventually flowing into the Keele River.
Upstream on the Great Bear River
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Almost out of it on Day 6 of going upstream on the Great Bear River during our 1300 km Goba Expedition from the Yukon Border to Kugluktuk, pumping and grinding up the thin eddies against a relentless current. We inched along, but kept on moving and were out of it and onto Great Bear Lake within the hour :)
Goba Expedition Day 1
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Flying over the Mackenzie Mountains to the Yukon border with Alex Kozma to begin our 1300 km canoe journey to Kugluktuk from a remote, unnamed lake our pilot Sauli had never landed on before. We then had to drag our canoe a kilometre down a shallow creek to access the Tsichu River- good times!
If a tree falls in the forest...and lands on your canoe
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If a tree falls in the forest...and lands on your canoe
A Polar Bear tries to eat our canoe
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A Polar Bear tries to eat our canoe
The Hand of Franklin - A Rowing Adventure through the Northwest Passage
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The Hand of Franklin - A Rowing Adventure through the Northwest Passage
Wild Ones- A 750 km Concert Tour by Canoe
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Wild Ones- A 750 km Concert Tour by Canoe
Taming the Motoco- trekking in remote Patagonia
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Taming the Motoco- trekking in remote Patagonia
Tiger Tracking on the Nam Pha- a kayaking/rafting expedition in Northern Laos
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Tiger Tracking on the Nam Pha- a kayaking/rafting expedition in Northern Laos
What an honor!
Just dig a hole and shit in it.
It is considered in keeping with Mother Nature's World to dig a hole to deposit one's POOP in and bury it. Only need a garden trowel.
Good for the hunt. Cloaking her scent, right?
Poor guy wont survive winter
This is clearly springtime as the bear's patchy coat indicates it's shedding it's winter fur. Which is also why it's skinny.
She does it to cover up her wolf scent. She knows if she smells like a goofy human, she can sneak right up on her prey
Its Two Socks
You should have had the gun loaded and ready before you encounter a bear. Waiting to get the ammo out of another pack is suicide. Glad you're ok.
Fantastic video! Very good. Did this happen in late spring?
big guy needs to eat :(
Good shit man!
There used to be a plains grizzly back when the buffalo roamed; both would be formidable adversaries without a gun.
Looks hungry
What state is this in?
Northern Canada most likely. That’s where these small grizzes are.
Starvation Lake is in British Columbia.
@@santiagobenites There is a Starvation Lake in BC south of Whistler off Hwy 99. In fact, there are a number of Starvation Lakes in North America. This one, however, is on the barrenlands of the Northwest Territories.
Looks can be deceiving... It does not seem too far, but then it is.
Yeah. Not your territory. The wolf, nor its pack needs your gutbiome in their eyes and mouth ya d-noxxle. Police up your excrement your the guest. A large body of water perhaps.
Good idea! 😂 I was wondering why you weren't more aggressive in yelling at the start, I usually have to yell to the point it hurts my throat before they run.
No scratchys for you.
Now that's portaging in style right there.
This is very educational, I can't wait to shit in the forest myself now
What a shit Show 😂😜
She wants to be a toilet paper roll .....
Too funny. I've had some interesting experiences here in the backcountry of Alaska the last 40 years but nothing quite like this. Well, we did have a black bear shit in our tent without damaging it, but we didn't roll in it.
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Whoa! Awesome video Frank 😮
A modern day Odyssey! So glad you made it safe & sound. Amazingly filmed and what soundtrack/music. Thanks for sharing.
I can see why Frank chose Taku, despite his inexperience. Attitude is everything.
Sweeeeet Frank! Absolutely love it.
Hey. Thanks for the video. How did you guys come back? 🤣
We kept on paddling to Ottawa 😀
Must be amazing up there! I did a bikepacking tour of the BC Sunshine Coast and Gulf Islands with my dog, and as spectacular as that was I could only imagine the scenery up north away from all the development and cottages.
Wonderful places& attitude, yak on. Good health to you.
Do those GoPro's ever listen! haha! Some heavenly camping spots, lucky to have been able to spend some time there! Would have enjoyed seeing a lot more of your travels. Thanks for sharing. :) :)
Looks like you found some good spots
He's like eh maybe one more taste, OK sry one more, I'll go, wait one more, alright maybe one more😂😂😂
Attaboy Frank!
Beautiful!
Nice. Love the views
Sooo cool! Thanks for sharing, Frank! My wife and I both especially love your feature length documentaries (we've watched them all). Any possibility of more full length films in the future?
HA mmmm Jelly ;-)
Wow……….
More views required here!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing! We always love your content, Frank!
In the Water, if you had a Spear, he would be completely overtaken...he was in Fear of the true Predator!
Fun fact; Bears and polar bears are mating with each other and making pizzys and bolar bears! That means, their is a bear that hunts you and a really big one at that!
Fun fact: If you see a polar bear, it has been hunting you for a while!
Fun fact, polar bears on the only known bear to actively hunt humans!
Beautiful creature. Didn't like the attention tho.
That last look spoke fear. The beast knows the Canadian Snow Leopard rules the Arctic!
Incredible video! Beautiful scenery, educational and funny!
Cool trip