The Hidden World of Trapping - The Attack on the Canadian Wolf | EXPOSED Conservation | EP 11
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Join John this episode for a hard-hitting and shocking expose of the horrific truths behind how trappers kill Canada’s wolves with neck snares.
Choking to Death: Killing Canada’s Wolves with Neck Snares
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The Canadian wolf trapping industry has long said neck snares are humane killing devices, but the science says otherwise. Why is the neck snare not included under the Agreement on International Humane Trapping Standards that Canada signed onto in 1999? And why have governments ignored scientists’ call for a ban on these killing devices? Professional wildlife photographer and conservation advocate John E. Marriott takes you into the bush onto a Canadian trapline and reveals the startling reality behind neck snares, showing you firsthand how they are not humane or efficient at killing our wild wolves and other canids like coyotes and red foxes.
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Absolutely disgusting that this type of thing is allowed to go on. Thank you for shedding some light on these practices.
Thanks for the support Drake.
Drake Dyck Photography I fully support the murder of ALL wolves. They are a key role in government preventing people from being independent.
@@ivandimov6900 no wolves are wild animals and idiots like YOU are killing them off. without wolves the ecosystem would spiral into chaos
As a hobbyist photographer this is absolutely horrible to watch. I live in an area where the biggest predator is a red fox, and is even rarely seen. My dream is to see a wolf in the wild in my lifetime. I can not understand how people can do this, and in such a cruel way. Lately the question is not "when will i get to see one" but "will there be any wild wolves left".
Thanks for exposing thede horrible practises, John!
Signed and making sure my family signs too.
Thanks for the support Maverick.
Hard to watch but everyone needs to see this. You are a good man, John E. Marriott.
Thanks Jochen.
Thanks for sharing! Great work, even though it's hard to watch!
Thank you Aiko.
Thanks for educating us John. I would have never known about this without you. Please keep up your hard work and dedication to your environment.
We appreciate the support
I am Japanese.
I came to this video when I loved wolves and wanted to save the wolves someday. I learned a lot from things I didn't know yet. I thank you for making such a video. And I plan to study harder than ever to save the wolf.
Hi, John 👍🏻👍🏻 I’m so upset and hurt that people would use such inhumane traps to capture and kill wild animals just for their fur, all wildlife should be left alone to be able to live in the Wilderness to be Free ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I am a deer hunter I hunt for food, not to mane or use traps to make the animal suffer such a cruel death. I would love to have those people who set out those snare traps to be caught in one of their own traps but with barbed wire around it and just let them suffer in the woods crying out and suffer a cruel death at their own demise ( Just Saying ) that’s how mad I am at those people who use traps so they can make money off of an animals fur. I think the laws for trapping need to be changed, the Canadian government and wildlife officials should step in and really research their trapping laws of cruel and inhumane traps. John thank you for sharing I hope something is done about this because wildlife should remain to be Free in the Wilderness so people can enjoy a nice hike in the woods and to be able to enjoy watching and photographing Wildlife. I look forward to seeing more of your outdoor adventures, enjoy and have a Great week !!! Danny
We agree, the laws do need to be updated. Stay tuned for our new series on Jan 24th!
Amazing video!
Great channel!
thank you for showing this
Ben Howard, this is the kind of talk I always hear from you people. Blesss your heart, you just dont know any better!
Thanks John for showing this content. This is a huge issue throughout the world. This needs to be stopped.
Canada has some of the most incredible animals in the world, found in some of the last pristine habitats, and yet atrocities like neck snares are legal. I cannot comprehend the need for fur. Powerful video, can't wait for more.
You and me both, thank you Fin.
Where do you live ? Florida ? We don't speak about collar but our temperature where lower --- 40/45 and maby _ 50!. Trapped is use to balance animals population from one geographic area to another for food for all. That's what you don't understand.
Other than the first comment about pristine habitat, I haven't written any of the other comments
Thank you for making this video, it's about time someone made a video about this...
Your a great person for creating this video. People need to be aware of what's going on.
Thanks for sharing, John. Even the audience from Germany, like me, is shocked. A legal hunt has to have humanity on first position. Subscribed already nearly a year ago and I love your work.
Took action!
Thank you Dominik!
Thanks for your work John
Thank you for your support!
This made me ball like a baby, however this lit a fire under me. This MUST BE STOPPED!
Thank You John, it’s hard to watch but we must share this info and put a stop to this horrible industry. So sad
We agree!
Thank you for sharing that. It was incredibly heart-braking and informative. Keep doing what you do.
Thanks Ricky.
YES! It's BACK!
It sure is!
Hard video to watch, but a great cause to get behind! Thanks for sharing, John!
Thank you for this video, I love your videos and have been long awaiting another one
Thank you Joshua, glad you enjoy these, as hard as they are to watch.
I'm watching this alert two year after it has been published, any Criminalization and punishment laws been announced during this period?
This made me..... gosh I don't even have words. I'm so angry. No angry isn't enough ... I'm embarrassed to be a human.
I just came across this channel and am intently learning about this situation. The disgust I feel as a human being is like no other. Humans (99.9% of them are beyond stupid. This breaks my heart.)
Well done!
Thanks Kyle.
You were right John, very hard to watch! Absolutely heartbreaking in fact.
I'm from the UK and I've only seen Wolves at wildlife sanctuaries, but they are far and away my favourite animal. Closely followed by Bears. It must take a special kind of person to be ok with doing this as a "job".
I reminds me of the documentary "The Medicine of the Wolf". It's absolutely disgusting how these animals are persecuted for nothing more than image and fear. You would think by now that humankind would have found a way to coexist with these beautiful creatures that inhabit this planet with us, but instead humans insist on killing everything.
Thank you for the effort that you put in with the Exposed series, I absolutely love your work and I look forward to following the coming episodes. You do so much good for wildlife and wild places, it's a shame there aren't more people like you.
can we use it stock in our short film,
I watched this for the first time and I can't stop crying if I saw it in person like the two people did it would kill me not to be able to help the animal. There's no reason to inflict that much suffering to the animal. The only thing i could say I hope sometime when there setting the snare up that it would end up going off on them and they would feel the pain that the animals feel when it catches them.
John your doing the right thing here, sharing this video and making others aware of this horrible situation! This was heart wrenching to watch and I don’t understand how this is even legal! Actually really pisses me off. I love seeing and hearing wolves while I’m hiking or camping. This kind of trapping needs to stop immediately. $40???? With no limits??? Give me a break, that’s bullshit. Anyway I better cut this short, too furious about this situation. Keep up the great work John!
Thanks Jeff.
I always wait for your video 💕💔
Who can we write, email and call to voice our disgust? Its distrubing knowing that people do this to wildlife. Its equally disturbing that people wear fur since there has been so much education on the cruelty behind the fur. Its heartbreaking watching these animals go through such a horrific death.
*Those who show no respect in wolves existence or any other wildlife that nature created shouldn't be honored with any respect but dishonored for taking a life that has no threat to our existence but ourselves, they will never understand their purpose for being alive and how important their lives matter to our ecosystem without them we are nothing and they will only know what they need to make a living off of. But you and I we will make this come to end and make a change where our native animals will live on their life's in peace with no human interference. We will only learn from our mistakes. When that day comes they will regret their decisions of making our companions into materials to satisfy their fashion needs. I may not be able to do as much I want to at the moment but that doesn't mean I won't do what ever I can in my power to defend our animals and make a massive change in our world. 'My purpose isn't complete until I make this happen.'*
Sounds like your living in a disney movie.
At least he has a vision.@@georgebarger3345
@@benbrayev5557 Tell that to your first nations people.
what?@@georgebarger3345
@@benbrayev5557 What I mean is alot of the people here watch one video and their ready to ban snares.Ask some first nations what they think.They have been snaring for thousands of years.And I don`t think his vision squares up well against that
I am from Norway and I can't add my voice to the campaign because I don't have a Canadian postal code. Is there any other way I can help?
Sure Eiric, you could use the social media links on that page to tweet, post and message directly to our Canadian politicians and tell them you spend your $$ coming to Canada to see wild wolves, that they have more value to you being alive than dead for their fur.
Thank you, John. Wolves in Idaho and soon Montana are being killed in the same ways now. It's horrific.
Thank you for making this subject a priority. And thank you to Craig and Tara as well.
Thanks Nikki.
Dear John thank you for having shared this video, great job in having them expose to the public ,. Tell me John , suppose I can grant you any wish about these trappers even though you said this things are legal, but if you don,t think them ethnical will you single them out secretly one by one hand give them any kind of punishment you think is suitable. Please I wish for you to post back a reply soon
I love all your episodes, even though this one is a difficult but necessary topic. Hey, do you mind sharing the song/artist used during the opening part of this video?
I haven't got any time for hunters. What a sad effort. Thanks.
Speechless. Thank you in part for enlightening me but wow.
What ever happened to animal rights act?! This breaks my heart but also makes my blood boil. Like what kind of person can do this to an innocent animal. These animals are not hurting anyone they're just trying to live their lives... These types of people need to be taught a lesson and things really need to change for the better! Save the wildlife!!
This is a difficult, but important video to watch. I appreciate the efforts of John and his dedication to wildlife conservation.
Keep up the great work John!! Full power to you. Stay well man!
really sickening
Well well. John , thanks again for another video clip exposing their heinous misdeed. Well listen a person rendering such an atrocity to these hapless beast will one day find himself doing the same thing to his fellow human.
Finally!!! Thank you Guys, please keep going on
We've got tons of content coming!
This hurt my heart. Thank you for making this video and making us aware of this inhumane practice of trapping wolves. This channel is truly doing good for humanity. Keep up the good work and I will continue to watch!
Thanks for the support Gunner.
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Many days I've head into the beautiful Rocky Mountain woods and wondered how can it possibly be so empty of wildlife. This is so hard to watch but it's reality, gruesome inhumane reality and no reason for tax dollars to fund it except that they know it encourages it even more And makes it look as though those are the numbers when that's got to be a fraction of how many animals are being tortured as hunters say a kill must be dealt with within a day or its a write off and that the ones taken in have their ears cut off rendering it useless as a great mount. Since there are no tags per kill the count is likely many times higher. The fact these kill traps can be set and left and without notification to the areas users at 200 meters from schools should terrify parents.
Human is a danger animal in the world
Yep. This man is my hero. HOW CAN I HELP? IM IN SAN DIEGO CA.... BUT I WANT TO HELP! PLEASE TELL ME HOW I CAN HELP!
Thank you for sharing. This is revolting. I cannot believe people can be so cruel to animals. I wish I could send a letter through your site but I'm an American. Is there a way for us to support the cause?
You bet, Ned, visit the link and there are several options for Americans to chime in.
This episode was very hard to watch, but I thank you for producing and sharing this in an effort to educate.
I started crying just seeking the snare.
Welcome back
Cruel 💔💔💔
This video really made me think hard. read at your own risk, much longer than i originally anticipated.
I partially both agree and disagree. I definitely think the point you suggested about snares not being quick enough is certainly valid, faster deaths are certainly more humane and snares arent doing the job as well as they should. but where i disagree is the plea for society to not kill for the sake of fashion. I just think its unrealistic to expect as much as id like for that to happen. trapping is another means of income for some of these people. If there was no demand for their work, thats just one less way of making money in places where jobs might be scarce.
Also the point of the video has me a bit confused. Do you want more humane traps or do you want demand for trapping to stop in general? Because I just dont see anyone being happy if i made a trap that instantly beheaded animals, as "humane" as that may be. I think there are several factors go into considering what is considered a good trap and the value of a snare is just so high that people will overlook how humane it may be. To some people, it doesnt matter. and on a grand scale, its hard to disagree. Of course pain should be avoided in all aspects of life but if the goal is inevitable mass death, pain wont matter if youre gonna be dead either way. It's absolutely horrible but some people are just willing to accept that. the appeal to humanity comes from empathy from us not wanting a painful death but we arent even promised that same courtesy. And if we take that even further, why should any animal die since humans dont want to die? Even in human terms, youre lucky if you have a painless death. to these people, theyd still eat fruit even if fruits started talking and they feel exactly the same way about profiting off of pain. another acceptable loss as long as people pay and prey is plentiful.
In a way, I appreciate you posting this video because of the snare issue. but if anything you kind of just validated in my mind that this can never go away, even if snares are done for. do you know what a snare is? it can be as simple as a looped wire. Even if they become commercially illegal, its so cheap to make and inevitable that people wont care. To be fair, no trap is perfect if we are talking about subjecting fear and panic, no matter how painless or how frequently a trapper comes and checks. if the problem is a lack of respect, fine. but lets not pretend its respectful to trap any other way either.
My suggestion to this hiking couple, there is likely nothing you can do about this trap line if it's legal. Find a new spot to hike. Maybe get one of those crazy dog training suits and some bolt cutters if youre feeling bold about releasing wolves from traps but prepare for potential legal consequences if caught as it may be considered destruction of property. Fortunately for you, the same reason why snares are such a good value is why you wont have such bad legal consequences, since all you would be doing is literally cutting a wire and you may just have to cover potential loss of the trap and maybe the full cost of the pelt itself, which to me seems well worth it. And while i cant encourage you breaking the law, I cant blame you if you wanted to *cough cough*
As both a photographer and an occasional hunter (My conviction is only using a naked recurve bow), I will always have respect for animals whether they are predators or prey species enough to never exchange the experience for money. But there are definitely less fortunate people than me who may depend on it who may not be able to afford to be as considerate. but to be fair, there are definitely people who can afford to be considerate and just arent. Its a huge undertaking to convince people who think they know better lol take it from me. Feeling bad for animals isnt always enough. And as long as its legal, its just that. Penalties for breaking these laws are pretty lax as well. No foreseeable long term solution without a general attitude change among all participating citizens.
Thanks for the comments themi. You may be interested to know that less than 1% of trappers make a living from their traplines, so your one theory that trapping is a source of income for many is likely not valid now. Most trappers actually spend more on their trapline than they make (big diesel truck, diesel, snowmobiles, traps, gas, cabin construction, cost of the fur management area, etc, etc -- when you consider a wolf pelt averages $150 in Canada, it would take thousands of wolves per trapper to pay for it all).
@@john660 And that's an extremely valid point. You're right, as a single career, trapping is incredibly destructive and a waste of money. But the predominant method of trapping is to opportunistically trap on your own property,. it's not as wasteful that way. The part about building a cabin and paying for vehicles, most of the time trappers already have those before they know they want to trap. I mean, even I would purchase a cabin eventually just for recreational fun, even if I never decided to trap. I think that's what makes this sort of hard. I definitely think people with trap lines and doing excessive trapping like in your video certainly need to calm down, especially if its as inefficient as you say. But people doing it on their own property is a bit more difficult of a problem to resolve. Thank you for your time in commenting, I very much appreciate it
@@john660 Better check your pelt prices John,your way off.
This was hard to watch and ive seen most of the worst videos online. I might have put myself in danger to try and cut the snare, i cant believe canada of all places allows this.
I really don't see how one can make the argument that it kills quickly. Once in a while when conditions are optimal maybe but you don't have to be an expert to see that a lot of the time it'll take hours or even days, not much brain power is required for that. I'm not idelogically anti hunting but if they are to be hunted, use a rifle or at least a leg trap.
wow! how cruel... :((((((
Horrible, horrible, horrible. How can this be legal??
I wanna do this as a career which is exactly what im working towards wolves are my favorite animals and I've spent quite a lot of time with full blooded wolves in my childhood
I’ve signed and shared, I'm shaken ...😢🤭
Thank you Maryla.
Wow!!!! Powerful
Thank you, it was tough to make, but worth it.
Thanks for doing this man! This needs to stop NOW!
Thanks Juan, totally agree.
Facts not feelings ....
Sir anything I can do? I don't earn money so I can't donate. But all I have is love, passion, my physical efforts, whatever little expertise I have with camera and readiness to do whatever is needed. Can you guide me how can put it to good use?
Sign those letters and Take ACtion. Thank you!! Write to the politicians as much as you can.
This is so sad. And nobody is doing nothing about it, which is even more sad. Congratulations for your work John, I wish everyone was like you.
51 dislike from hunters?
Thanks John for everything you do, I genuinely appreciate it. I knew what happened but still watched, as it's important. I've taken the action to try and help and also shared your video on Facebook. You're completely right. I really disagree with hunting in general. If the ecosystem was left to work as it should we wouldn't even need to consider using any kind of trapping. I know your video is about the snares, which are just awful. So, thanks for focus on this. It's small steps but hoping something happens to change this archaic and out of date system.
I must admit that if I see any, I would be tempted to take them down. The biggest thing that the public can do is stop buying this crap though then they wouldn't hunt. Easy, but unfortunately you still see these fashion items on a daily basis.
The whole animal management argument for hunting wolves, and anything in that matter, is so fuckin flawed, it's now beyond boring hearing about it. Quoting references to first nations methods is also bollocks too. Just because something worked and was ethical 10000 years ago doesn't mean we should still do it. It just makes me sad and angry at the same time. We can easily live without meat, so, so easily.
We need to change our ways of the way we abuse nature. Through things like deforestation, treating everything as an infinite resource, thinking humans have the right to everything on the planet etc etc. It's just time we put nature first for once. The human race has had it's fun, it is time to stop fucking around now.
Sorry for the long comment. This topic just gets me going.
It's 2019, let's grow up eh!
46k+ in one year? Damn
This video was hard to watch.
incredible, isn't it? And that's just ALBERTA's numbers....
SHAME BASTARDS..All the animals need RESPECT
i'm pretty conflicted here. subscribed to this channel but also 3 channels dedicated to trapping in northern canada. i think enough research has been done to make it apparent that some type of predator management is needed. the cull via rifle/helicopter was denounced, poison is out - so the few remaining trappers in the country are the option.
i also feel that horrible things happen in nature and if you aren't willing to observe such things maybe stay in the city. if these people witnessed a pack of wolves attacking and eating an elk alive would they be advocating for the elk and railing against the wolf?
just thinking out loud..
i love wolves as much as anybody and that footage of the critters in snares is heart-breaking but also a tradition and possibly a necessary one.
p.s. don't walk your dogs off leash in wolf/snare country.
Predators dont need to be controlled by humans. They're already being controlled by nature itself. Cub mortality is incredibly high, weather it's from rival packs, other predator species or the harsh environment itself. Nature is a balance and it worked just fine before hunters started getting involved.
i agree, it did. but now you've got hunters taking deer, elk, moose and caribou throwing that balance out of whack. perhaps nature would sort itself out eventually but plenty of research has shown that some type of wildlife management is needed.
also, not saying i agree with management being necessary but that there are reasons for it.
Thanks for the feedback. I'd be curious to know what research you are referencing, as I've yet to see any studies that point to predator management being needed. Please pass along the links, as maybe I've missed that in my research. Thank you.
@@nothingstands It's proven that hunting deer and elk does not affect an ecosystem in the same way that hunting wolfs do.
I teared up seeing that wolf. How fucking cruel.
i hate humans who do this and then smile with proud of this carnage >:( i will snare these ppl i swear .... i bet these 27 dislikes are these unecessary fashionists xD
Brilliantly done, John. Keep up the great work.
Link clicked and letter sent.
Thanks Ian.
@@john660 . Six auto replies.
Everyone go to the link in the description anthen click a link that sends an automated email to canadian forces to try and stop this
It finally got recommended to my feed
Sign me up,...why the hell do such a stupid thing to wolves,or any animals...
I'm shocked.
I'm just being real here....I wish I could do the exact same thing to the hunters that they do to wolves! I've had people lay into me before for saying this....but I really don't care. They do this because they think they are God. Literally. Because they GET AWAY WITH IT! NO ONE HOLDS THEM ACCOUNTABLE!
They definitely would not like it too much if their family members were trapped and skinned…just to make a “fashionable” coat. (Most) human beings suck.
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Sorry, I can't watch. I am a wolf lover and I can't. I just can't
I go along with humanistic hunting but I can't stand people to trapping animal!
Sorry John. Cant watch. I know what snares do. Keep up the good work.
Are these even snares or cable restraints.Might explain the long kill time on the coyotes.Snares usually work fast.
To some it’s our heritage it’s how we have been raised just like no one should have the right to judge someone for being apart of the LGBTQ community you have no right pointing figures at how we have lived here for hundreds of years
Pretty sad to watch a poor animal suffer so, as he struggles for hrs., only to die in the end. There has to be a better way to control excessive populations of these necessary predators.
They don`t suffer for hours Mike.They die quite quickley.
@@georgebarger3345 I'm glad that has been your experience George but that's not what's shown in the video. Did you watch it?? Do you not agree with their experience and/or conclusions? Thx for the input.
@@TwoTracksOutdoors Yes I watched it,but it takes more than one video for me to go off and ban things.
@@georgebarger3345 Understand and I then take it you think they over reacted in their commentary.
@@TwoTracksOutdoors I think so Mike,and thanks for commenting without personal attacks.
I'd hit the Like button, but I don't like this at all. It's so sad. Thank you for exposing the truth.
Totally agree, Kari.
A disgusting way to kill anything. Some "management" may be needed, but not this way and not shooting them from airplanes as they used to do in Alaska and Canada. I visit Canada frequently (from the United States) and, as a nature photographer, I find wolves one of the best wildlife to observe, and finding them is rare. Some people find inhumane killing too easy. Will we never "grow up?" Thanks for your advocacy, John. You do great work!
I'm sorry I can't even watch. I wouldn't be able to get it out of my head. Heartbreaking. Why do people have to kill. I do not understand humans they can be evil. This brings me to tears. I adore wolves.
You say you were sick to your stomach,,, imagine it being your family... yea that’s what we went threw when you people came here.. now your at each other’s neck... you may think I’ve got hate in my heart ,,, nope just the truth... who brought that here??? Who decided to get rid of wolfs ... you people ... I don’t even know what to say to you ... bet if you got 5 bucks out of all skins or pelts sold ,, you would no doubt be ok with closing your eyes to this...
This is just sick... i cant help but feeling angry due to impotence. Don't buy that shit!
Well this was totally gut wrenching for me to watch. I wish it was “hunt by gun only” so the killing would be faster and more humane. Watching a struggling animal trying to free itself for hours from a wire snare , clearly shows it isn’t the way. I’m not opposed to hunting at all, just the way the killing is done. Thanks for this video John.
How do think fur trappers and traders made a living back in the day? Who knows, maybe your Grand fathers trapped! Do you say and think the same of deer hunters or any hunters? Shame on you for killing a mouse using a mouse trap!
Thank you for sharing, although it was extremely hard to watch. I live in the USA but everywhere we need change. Hopefully this video will spark more people to change, and demand change.
bet the park hired the trapper....so hikers are safer
Just curious, what if a ranchers is losing calves? Can he not trap to protect his livelihood?
That's quite a different story, in those cases I believe predator control teams should do two key things: one, enable the rancher with all of the tools to keep their cattle as safe as possible (guard dogs, range patrol, fladry, etc), as well as remove the offending wolf pack if there is proven predation. The problem now is that ranchers trap on their lands whether they have problems with wolves or not, and this has scientifically been shown to actually increase wolf predation on livestock.
Mr. Skeptical there is research to suggest that killing wolves isn’t very effective. I won’t go into detail but in reality ranchers should try prevent in the first place then just responding after the attack. Also if the wolf keeps attacking livestock over a long period then if you can use a live trap and relocate the wolf then thats better but if you relocate the wolf and it comes back and kills more cattle then just use a gun. A gun kills quick not a neck snare.
Tears and emotions...kind of like the same emotions when wolves kill farm livestock and pets...carcasses left to rot...like all the ungulates killed in the wilderness after being killed but not eaten...wolves will never be hunted or trapped to extinsion...