Comments on: Download Wolf Wallpaper

By: Luciea Pettit

Luciea Pettit — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:41:47 +0000

I found out about this site with a very much appreciated hyper link from a group called Wolf/Dogs Need Homes.com….they are a very reputable organization and since I had the good fortune to rescue a Timber Wolf (’Shadow’), I learned a lot about wolves from him. I have to say I really enjoyed all these informative and exhilarating videos from Yellowstone! I will look forward soon, I hope, to be moving to WY. and hopefully see these astonishing animals! Thank You so much for putting all of this wonderful footage and informative info. together for all to enjoy. I am in awe of this. I do have a deep passion and compassion for wolves. They will always be a part of my life, my soul! Congratulations on a job well done to all the cinematographers, editors and all the staff who made all of this possible!!! Sincerely, Luciea

By: Lucy

Lucy — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:26:09 +0000

i would like to say this is one of the most beautiful, sensational pieces I have ever seen on Nature (which is my FAVORITE show!!!!) The way this documentary captures the realities of life in Yellowstone and other place is just breath taking.
I think it is important that SOMEBODY show just what it is like to be a wolf and not baby it down for us. and yes, tearing up other animals for food is one of the realities! take it as a life lesson.

i would also like to say that i am a “child” that simply adores this show and can easily watch it no matter what the predator is tearing up.
The Druid pack is the bomb! an inspiring story!

Live on Druids, Live On!

By: Martha

Martha — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:29:34 +0000

Finally, I saw this movie in Poland. It was amazing, the whole story of the druid peak wolves is fascinating, it was like an oscar movie!
Thanks very much for that!
Long live the druid peak pack! :)

By: Dave

Dave — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 21:54:43 +0000

I concur with the general reaction to Mr. Richard’s letter. This is pretty simple: if you don’t like it – CHANGE THE CHANNEL! This kind of whiny, cry-baby response to INTELLIGENT, REAL television programming (sorely lacking these days) is yet another droning instance of kneejerk regurgitation of stance that looks to dictate minority opinion and behavior to the (often silent, respectful) majority.

Were there more thought-provoking, intelligent programming the likes of which is rarely seen beyond the purview of PBS stations perhaps the U.S. would see a collective IQ level to be proud of, instead of the steady decline all too obvious in today’s society, and the wasteful – WASTEFUL costs – behavioral and monetary – associated with it.

Nobody likes whiners. GROW UP.

Dave

By: Teddy

Teddy — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:47:11 +0000

Very good program! I enjoyed it alot! I sometimes wonder how the camera men are able to record all of this without interupting what the animals are doing. I would love to see more documentries like this!
Mr. Richards… As you can see, you have upset a lot of people with your unintelligent comment. In fact, most of the comments on this page are directed to you! I bet you feel special! I agree with everyone! You really need to lighten up. Your precious “children” are gonna have to grow up someday. You do understand that they are going to be exposed to much much worse subjects in the future? Those subjects i need not name. You know exactly what i speak of. Im not even going to suggest what you can do if you see something you dont want your children to see on T.V. So many smart people have suggested options for you. I cant belive youre not smart enough to do it yourself. The world has to many hippies like you. Why do you think it was shown at Prime time? Youre little children are supposed to tucked away in bed! And your worthless, stupid idea of a “Public Apology”. Thats gotta be the most ridiculous thing i have ever herd! You are probably the only person who was upset by the one scene! As you can see, you will never recive a “Public Apology” and you have been told to “shove off”. I have said enough. I’m gonna go eat my sandwich.

By: AK

AK — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 01:22:19 +0000

Absolutely stellar program! Kindly ignore what some have said and keep all aspects of the natural world in the shows! I’d love to see more documentaries on canines; they’re simply fascinating!

By: Cindy F.

Cindy F. — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 03:35:08 +0000

Iwould like to say to Dennis,you need to turn off your t.v. if you are affriad for your children watching this type of program. This program was a joy for me tgo watch. I raised a wolf and coyote togther from pups. They gave me 10 years of joy. Watching this program brought back so many wonderful memories of my wolf and coyote. They were best of friends. Keep the documentries of wolves coming. These animals are so misunderstood. Man needs to learn more about them.

By: C.D

C.D — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 04:38:42 +0000

dennis, you sound like the type of person who thinks that a little papercut is horribly bloody. baby. BIG baby.I’m 11 and i think that this documentary wasn’t THAT bloody.

By: Tamara

Tamara — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 00:45:00 +0000

Shame on you Dennis Richard! You are objecting to true to nature film which we should all watch to learn from the wolves society. They take better care of their offspring than we do. Maybe you should cut out television to your children alltogether since most of the shows are brimming with violence and have no valuable lesson to teach. I agree with the viewer wgho told you “shove off”!

By: Jackie

Jackie — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:05:44 +0000

ooops….forgot to mention that our labrador retriever thoroughly enjoyed the show as well…I’ve never seen her watch tv before, but between the howling of the wolves and the cinematography, she was transfixed :)