The Official Extended Trailer for Trapped in the Past

After 2 years in the making, the Trapped In the Past documentary is OFFICIALLY HERE! On January 24th, in partnership with The Fur-Bearers, we will be releasing the first episode of a 3-part documentary series exposing the harsh realities of the North American trapping industry.
We are absolutely thrilled to have this series come to fruition and would appreciate all of your help in the coming weeks to get the word out. Please Like, Share and Comment with our posts about the trapping documentary. With your help, we believe this documentary series on trapping will be a total game-changer in Canadian wildlife management and will open the eyes of the world to what's going on in our forests and with our wildlife.
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[@pamelaalvesteffer6928]

Thankful for everyone working to expose the cruel and inhumane practices of trapping and snaring - as a society we need to bring about a new mindset of coexistence with wildlife and end the killing

[@john660]

I am so excited to share this with everyone.

[@chickstalkingpics]

Excellent trailer. Thanks for the commitment to stop trapping. Looking forward to Jan 24th and seeing the 3-part documentary.

[@RichardBirchett]

A great introduction for whats to come in Parts 1-3, it's pretty shocking this still happens but lets hope for a change in the law ASAP. R👍

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

Absolutely! Will information comes decision making and change.

[@daniellebrown4427]

Thank you for showing what struggles these beautiful animals go through because of trapping. It needs to be outlawed. These videos need to be shared all over every platform so that the people who think this is ok, or that these predators are just killing machines and wiping out herds of elk, deer, etc. can realize how wrong and misinformed they are.

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

Thank you for your support! Any help in sharing this series and getting the information out there is very helpful. Every effort makes a difference and our wildlife need us to give them a voice and make meaningful change occur.

[@ytterdahlensswix7849]

Emotion driven, missleading propaganda. Conservation must be science driven. Traping is sustainable and good. Fur saves nature and life.