Beautiful country for sure!

How a wolverine moves when under full speed.

I would move fast like that too if I has a bullet hole in my head like that lol I wonder what happened to him?

any pictures from other angles of this guy.

Holy Cowabunga. If a guy only knew what happened. Wonder if he will make it. Doesn't look too likely.

My cameraman got run over by a wolverine today

You are becoming the new Audrey. Keep 'em coming, Bushman!

A big team doing the heavy lifting AV I'm just riding their coat-tails. I am really enjoying it though.

Well, thanks for sharing.

Your feeding them too well. There not taking no for an answer when the beaver meat supply runs low!! ;0)

I would really steer clear of Frankenwoverine shown above. That one looks like he would be just willing for revenge.

The wolverine was being released from a live capture so Andrew set the camera on ground and left it rolling. He got some dynamite shots.

Thanks for letting us follow with ya this season Brian. Like to get into that video stuff a little more myself. Great pics and experiences.

Getting some nice shots of the wolverine.
Hey, i noticed an Argo a couple a pages back, i knew you would come around!
Nice country to ride in for sure. Thanks.

Those wolverines get addicted to the beaver bait in the live traps and put a few pounds on. There is some discussion on whether live trapping disrupts normal wolverine travel patterns and I'm sure it has effect. But their inherit need to scent post and mark territory keeps them moving I believe. We can see by our trail cams on carcasses that they gorge for a period and then take off, usually packing some grub to stash.

Taking a short break from bush life to setup the next stage of our filming. We're using chopper and fixed wings with long range cine-flex to see if we can follow a wolverine across the landscape. We need the cineplex so we can stay back 1/4 mile or so and get natural behaviour in action. We have cameras setup on two dens right now. You're going to have to watch the documentary to see what we're getting but I'm pretty happy.

My buddy from up north sent me this as a joke.




Claims he was always a Ladies Man, I say it was the shades while he claims it was all his fur.

This one is for you Tundra

The argo definitely provided access where the snow mobile couldn't go, namely across open water channels. Good for that use but pretty slow overall.

Slow but sure Brian! Love those new Argos. The outfitter I guide for has 4 or 5 of them. The old ones were a pain....always breaking axles, but they fixed that problem a few years ago. Looks like your snow conditions were about like ours. What is the dimension of that cabin? I have a couple to build this year.

16x16 Yukon. Roof strapped, double tarped and tinned. It's working out real good. No movement and its a year old now. Planning my next one now

Cool stuff, the wolverine pics are really interesting. I wonder how that one got scalped? They must fight hard.
Too bad about the one killed by wolves.
The camera man must have unbelievable patience!