He didn't cry when he told the camera about his financial difficulties or when the wolf killed his animals.he cried when he recounted his fear about the land disappearing.a statement to his connection with nature
What "LOVE" for this holy EARTH..??🌿🕊☀️🙄He only kills and kills..and the little one will kill also..Ya you will wake up and see that you killed the animals also......🙈
Just to add a little bit of context, the nomadic people of Mongolia live off of the land. They depend on the land for everything, they don't have the option to go to a store and buy groceries. They rely on their herds of sheep, goat, and horses to survive. If there isn't a annual hunt of wolves then there will be overpopulation. The wolf population needs to be maintained at a certain level so there will be balance. Everything in nature has a balance. There is a set amount of predators and preys, when the predators become too many then the amount of prey goes down thus starving the predators. When there is few predators then there is many prey. It's a cycle.
In Mongolia they have a traditional dig called the bankhar used to fend off wolves. Killing wolves will lead to over desertification increasing the gobi. These dogs need to be reinstalled.
Loved it. The fact that they couldn't bring themselves to sell those pups considering the hardship they are experiencing, beautiful. What's the point of conquering other worlds if we can't take care of our own?
You mean why the great khans only focused on conquest but never bothered to build infrastructure in their own land? Genggis Khan did build one big town but he didn’t let people stay too long as he said staying in a city too long would make them dumb, fat and lazy so every few weeks he sent them back to the steppes.
such a wonderful documentary. im so glad for few number of nomadic mongolians keeping up their traditional culture still. also very proud of my ancestory. im mongolian american
What a word of wisdom from a wise man , my heart goes when tears drops for his love of nature and what has to become of it. Far from the technoligy and industrialization heart of academic learned man of greed.
These people are so gentle and wise to their surroundings. This is one of those documentaries I wish had no ending. It's natural beauty, the music, the main characters and of course it's main idea...survival and coexistence with nature. At least that's my take...well, well done!! In the top 10 of my viewing pleasure.
We-Mongolians really love and worship our nature! This gentleman's (10.15) tears are genuine! We have been living in harmony with our nature for thousands of years! But the 21-st century is really not forgiving! Many animals, and much flora and fauna are rapidly disappearing every day due to the human greed and stupidity. So sad!
So much respect for that man! He took 🐺 wolf pups to raise and sell to Chinese butcher! And make a lot of much needed money to take care of his family!! But then makes what has to be such a hard decision and let them go!!!
Wow making their own bullets from scratch like that is very impressive I also love how they are smoking cigarettes while loading gunpowder into the cartridge lmao
That Wolf was tied up and then shot. Watch it closely a few times. His ankle is bound, he is hot with a bullet, tries to run and is whipped back because he was at the end of the rope. That's pretty cruel Slice
@@juansantiago6635 initially yes I thought it was a "canned" hunt just staged for the camera. But a snare is something I hadn't considered and is a good possibility.
That’s exactly how you dispatch an animal in a foothold. Although I think they had already caught the wolf and staged the hunt. There’s no way you would get a shot let alone have them come out of the treeline running around and talking like they were.
We Humans are the biggest predators on planet earth 🌏. How many cultures, animals amd many other things have disappeared from the face of the earth. Now the land is next everywhere humans population is growing so as their greed. Heartbreaking when the old man cries for these beutiful way of life and lands to be disappeared in front of their own eyes and yet they can not do anything like mining companies comming to dig whatever they need is pure greed without keeping in mind that this beauty will be destroyed because of them.
The old man....a teacher of his grandson...a true animal lover..... trying his best by teaching how to preserve eco system and thery saving the mother earth.
Dear Lady.....the human beings are allowed to kill every animal..😢..But the wolves +other animals you let them no chance to live??.This holy mother EARTH is for every one....NOT ONLY FOR WAR-KILLING MEN....🙄🙄🙄
What kinda successful hunter skylines themselves repeatedly on a wolf hunt. Interesting show, but a little too fake. Talking in normal voices supposedly 100 yards from the wolf? IMLAO😂
Because you live In a sheltered world where you have supermarkets and nice things around you. I guarantee you if you were hungry in the wild some of your ethics will change quick.
@@qouavang3646 there's roots from plants. I have been there I didn't start by living the life I live. But we used to fish and gather roots, seeds and grow some 🌾 grains. It's their ways of life
All the people who have a problem with him hunting for SURVIVAL and not for SPORT have no idea what they're talking about. Easy for you to bash someone for hunting when you have a fridge full of food and no chance of starving to death or losing all ur assets (for nomads it's their livestock). Wolves can kill 40-60% of an entire herd in a single year. And a further 20-100% of his herd can die during a harsh winter. He either has to do this or lose his sheep and starve to death or be forced to move to the city (homeless, or living with relatives).
@@juliaherbet2063 In Mongolia there are very few place, where you can make agriculture. Its very sparely vegetated area. Plants are not nutritious, as you imagine. Only few animals can survive in this country. So Mongols had not much options. Of course, in somehow vegetated areas we make agriculture. But the vegetation period is limited with 3-4 months per year, so only special cold resistant sorts can be planted. Vegetarianism is in Mongolia pure romantism.
So you say that about chickens, pigs and cows? Stop lying to yourself, if you were hungry in the wild your ethics would change so quick, stop sheltering yourself and be a human
@@qouavang3646 well, not all humans eat chickens, pigs and cow's meat, there are some people, in fact millions that don't eat them or don't like them for different reasons,for example Hindus don't eat cow's meat, Jews don't eat pork and seafood, etc and what about those vegetarian people? Just imagine, So I have my right to differ from you, and none of us own the whole truth in any topic! Everything is relative in this life my friend, by the way, do you like wolf meat ?
All the people who have a problem with him hunting for SURVIVAL and not for SPORT have no idea what they're talking about. Easy for you to bash someone for hunting when you have a fridge full of food and no chance of starving to death or losing all ur assets (for nomads it's their livestock). Wolves can kill 40-60% of an entire herd in a single year. And a further 20-100% of his herd can die during a harsh winter. He either has to do this or lose his sheep and starve to death or be forced to move to the city (homeless, or living with relatives).
@@tugul8888 oh my, first I don't have a fridge full of food so you are speculating about something you are not sure, second these people will never starve to death just because they lost a few cows or goats, by the way they lose their livestock in great part because it's stolen and not killed by other animals and these things happen practically everywhere. In Africa this happens everyday where lions kill livestock and the killing of lions have solved nothing so let's not make a drama out of this
@@leroux-ianni what 😂😂😂 they can't starve to death really? Wolves can kill 40-60% of a herd in a single year. And they can lose 20-100% of their herd in a single winter. Also where does it show them trying to kill off the wolves completely?? When the wolf population starts to get too big it only creates balance in the ecosystem to slim the numbers down.
th-cam.com/video/IOC6m1J3EsE/w-d-xo.html The orginal french documentary TAIGA....enjoy the longer version..I don't know how slice is circulating the same documentary
He didn't cry when he told the camera about his financial difficulties or when the wolf killed his animals.he cried when he recounted his fear about the land disappearing.a statement to his connection with nature
Beautiful documentary. Mongolia must find a way to preserve all this wisdom from their incredible nomadic people. Thanks for sharing.
His love for nature is unconditional ❤️
What "LOVE" for this holy EARTH..??🌿🕊☀️🙄He only kills and kills..and the little one will kill also..Ya you will wake up and see that you killed the animals also......🙈
Just to add a little bit of context, the nomadic people of Mongolia live off of the land. They depend on the land for everything, they don't have the option to go to a store and buy groceries. They rely on their herds of sheep, goat, and horses to survive. If there isn't a annual hunt of wolves then there will be overpopulation. The wolf population needs to be maintained at a certain level so there will be balance. Everything in nature has a balance. There is a set amount of predators and preys, when the predators become too many then the amount of prey goes down thus starving the predators. When there is few predators then there is many prey. It's a cycle.
Хйфф
In Mongolia they have a traditional dig called the bankhar used to fend off wolves. Killing wolves will lead to over desertification increasing the gobi. These dogs need to be reinstalled.
@@tojumiladipo4698 lol how does killing wolves lead to desertification??
Because it leads to more wild sheep and goats in the environment. This causes overgrazing of the land to occur due to no main predator.
Loved it. The fact that they couldn't bring themselves to sell those pups considering the hardship they are experiencing, beautiful. What's the point of conquering other worlds if we can't take care of our own?
Those are wolves they caught in the first documentary
You mean why the great khans only focused on conquest but never bothered to build infrastructure in their own land? Genggis Khan did build one big town but he didn’t let people stay too long as he said staying in a city too long would make them dumb, fat and lazy so every few weeks he sent them back to the steppes.
@@arnaubasulto4448 I was taking a jab more @ imperialism overall and how tyrants boasted with success abroad while their own people were living poorly
Beautiful documentry
such a wonderful documentary. im so glad for few number of nomadic mongolians keeping up their traditional culture still. also very proud of my ancestory. im mongolian american
Wow
The wolf 🐺 devil or angel
They are both just like human
True ✊🏽
Wolf 🐺 is Angel
What a word of wisdom from a wise man , my heart goes when tears drops for his love of nature and what has to become of it. Far from the technoligy and industrialization heart of academic learned man of greed.
These people are so gentle and wise to their surroundings. This is one of those documentaries I wish had no ending. It's natural beauty, the music, the main characters and of course it's main idea...survival and coexistence with nature. At least that's my take...well, well done!! In the top 10 of my viewing pleasure.
Innocent nomads can feel the change that is coming.
Woow so good plz make it 3 hrs long I love it
I am fascinated at this kind of life! It is worth keeping.
This is the best short documentary I have ever seen. Absolutely incredible!
Thank you!
@@SLICEDocumentary pls upload the full documentary..thanks!
Боже мой)!! Смотрю ваши фильмы с благодарностью и восхищением.Спасибо за гуманизм, красоту и правду жизни.Удачи Вам в гуманизации нашего общества.
Здрв!Только что нашел этот канал.Он чей и про что?Я охоту листал и наткнулся
More!! films about Mongolia please
Beautiful ❤️ that man truly loves nature.
Slice... always show us beautiful documentry 👌😘😘
We-Mongolians really love and worship our nature! This gentleman's (10.15) tears are genuine! We have been living in harmony with our nature for thousands of years! But the 21-st century is really not forgiving! Many animals, and much flora and fauna are rapidly disappearing every day due to the human greed and stupidity. So sad!
В конце дед плачет от обиды ,что люди варварски начали относиться к природе изчезают многие животные изюбри,кабарга ,рыба таймень и т.д.
I could watch this for days
so pristine landscape
needs to be longer
I'm glad they realeased the Wolfs Cubs instead of selling them.
Những chiến binh hậu duệ thành cát tư hãn 👍
All the knowledge must be given to their children
Puppy of wolf will never become a loyal dog. Old kyrgyz proverb.
Beautifully made
Proud old timer taking care of business.
So much respect for that man!
He took 🐺 wolf pups to raise and sell to Chinese butcher! And make a lot of much needed money to take care of his family!!
But then makes what has to be such a hard decision and let them go!!!
3:40 they make own bullets? What the. That's amazing!
Harika bir çekim akikata çok güzel bir video olmuş süper 👍
I was watching and almost had a panic attack. When he was making bullets and just casually strike a match.😆
Another set of documentary of same subject but new chapter was interesting and good. 👍
Beautiful. Love it
Nothing less than the movie Avatar... questions our conscience as to who we are!!
5:40 hunt wolf with Veteran grandpa it would be golden experience in his life.. I cry when i see this..
I like the video... Good job...
Slice 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Wow making their own bullets from scratch like that is very impressive
I also love how they are smoking cigarettes while loading gunpowder into the cartridge lmao
Always an awesome story when in Mongolia. ❤🧡💛
I love it 👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏
10:10 I feel the, same as you do there will be not future for we human are the worst enemy of our mother planet!
I can't believe those same wolf cubs they caught in the last video are rolling over now for belly rubs .
Nice😊
Such astute wisdom in harmony with nature -
He is correct to be concerned about its future
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That Wolf was tied up and then shot. Watch it closely a few times. His ankle is bound, he is hot with a bullet, tries to run and is whipped back because he was at the end of the rope. That's pretty cruel Slice
U think they killed it just for show lol.... probably snared him and the killed him bc he was eating there herd
@@juansantiago6635 initially yes I thought it was a "canned" hunt just staged for the camera. But a snare is something I hadn't considered and is a good possibility.
That’s exactly how you dispatch an animal in a foothold. Although I think they had already caught the wolf and staged the hunt. There’s no way you would get a shot let alone have them come out of the treeline running around and talking like they were.
its a wolf. wolf kill nomad andd eat nomad herds. they are the biggest enemy
The translation gone wrong. Whoever did this translation, not a mongolian.
Buenas noches por favor traducirlo al español buen documental
We Humans are the biggest predators on planet earth 🌏. How many cultures, animals amd many other things have disappeared from the face of the earth. Now the land is next everywhere humans population is growing so as their greed. Heartbreaking when the old man cries for these beutiful way of life and lands to be disappeared in front of their own eyes and yet they can not do anything like mining companies comming to dig whatever they need is pure greed without keeping in mind that this beauty will be destroyed because of them.
GIVE THEM MONGOLIAN NOMADS LIVESTOCK GUARDIAN DOGS!
like in Switzerland.
We have our Bankhar dogs relative to Tibetan mastiffs. The people in this movie had wolf cubs, so they probably didn't keep the dogs for a while.
Yeah many nomads do have guard dogs. Idk why he doesn't. Possible becuz of a lack of money as they're quite expensive (2000+ dollars)
Took a break from nomadic shepherding to try world domination. Turns out shepherding's better.
Laban pilipinas 🇵🇭
Sira ulo..
Say no to drugs
Rellay so nice share🇧🇩🇧🇩
Maşallah her islerini kensileri halladiyor
NICE
Maşallah maşallah allah bereket versin müslüman kardeşlerim türkiye'den selam
The old man....a teacher of his grandson...a true animal lover..... trying his best by teaching how to preserve eco system and thery saving the mother earth.
❤️❤️
I want to read back my poem titled: slice of life!
Are those wolves!?
translation is so bad
Oooooo - they didn't sell the wolves
Tell them to use traps for the wolf. The wolf attacks at night
This is my place
I like to live in the wild and I can live
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Men can’t measure up to wolves 🥶
In my country, civet cats are the worst.
👌⭐💫💥💐
They sure smoke a lot of hash
🙏🏻
Dear Lady.....the human beings are allowed to kill every animal..😢..But the wolves +other animals you let them no chance to live??.This holy mother EARTH is for every one....NOT ONLY FOR WAR-KILLING MEN....🙄🙄🙄
I want to live with them how I go to them
Yhe mogolian nomads now all about nature and animalsthey have to take over it to theirchildren aussum documantari
👍👍👍🐑🤳
1st 🇬🇧🇬🇩
🐎🐎
Why he kill the wolves....why the humans kills + kills....🌿☀️🕊..😢Who has killed will be killed ....karma
Gang uvuu bshdee
😯
ذبح الذيب غلط علا كذا بينقرض
What kinda successful hunter skylines themselves repeatedly on a wolf hunt.
Interesting show, but a little too fake. Talking in normal voices supposedly 100 yards from the wolf? IMLAO😂
ФФХфф
He was calling for his family they have killed. It's their beliefs and way of life but I don't like it at all
Because you live In a sheltered world where you have supermarkets and nice things around you. I guarantee you if you were hungry in the wild some of your ethics will change quick.
@@qouavang3646 there's roots from plants. I have been there I didn't start by living the life I live. But we used to fish and gather roots, seeds and grow some 🌾 grains. It's their ways of life
@@juliaherbet2063 i dont think the fish would come after you for revenge lol
All the people who have a problem with him hunting for SURVIVAL and not for SPORT have no idea what they're talking about. Easy for you to bash someone for hunting when you have a fridge full of food and no chance of starving to death or losing all ur assets (for nomads it's their livestock). Wolves can kill 40-60% of an entire herd in a single year. And a further 20-100% of his herd can die during a harsh winter. He either has to do this or lose his sheep and starve to death or be forced to move to the city (homeless, or living with relatives).
@@juliaherbet2063 In Mongolia there are very few place, where you can make agriculture. Its very sparely vegetated area. Plants are not nutritious, as you imagine. Only few animals can survive in this country. So Mongols had not much options. Of course, in somehow vegetated areas we make agriculture. But the vegetation period is limited with 3-4 months per year, so only special cold resistant sorts can be planted. Vegetarianism is in Mongolia pure romantism.
I don't agree with the killing of wolves, it brings bad karma, men should respect nature and above all animals
So you say that about chickens, pigs and cows? Stop lying to yourself, if you were hungry in the wild your ethics would change so quick, stop sheltering yourself and be a human
@@qouavang3646 well, not all humans eat chickens, pigs and cow's meat, there are some people, in fact millions that don't eat them or don't like them for different reasons,for example Hindus don't eat cow's meat, Jews don't eat pork and seafood, etc and what about those vegetarian people? Just imagine, So I have my right to differ from you, and none of us own the whole truth in any topic! Everything is relative in this life my friend, by the way, do you like wolf meat ?
All the people who have a problem with him hunting for SURVIVAL and not for SPORT have no idea what they're talking about. Easy for you to bash someone for hunting when you have a fridge full of food and no chance of starving to death or losing all ur assets (for nomads it's their livestock). Wolves can kill 40-60% of an entire herd in a single year. And a further 20-100% of his herd can die during a harsh winter. He either has to do this or lose his sheep and starve to death or be forced to move to the city (homeless, or living with relatives).
@@tugul8888 oh my, first I don't have a fridge full of food so you are speculating about something you are not sure, second these people will never starve to death just because they lost a few cows or goats, by the way they lose their livestock in great part because it's stolen and not killed by other animals and these things happen practically everywhere. In Africa this happens everyday where lions kill livestock and the killing of lions have solved nothing so let's not make a drama out of this
@@leroux-ianni what 😂😂😂 they can't starve to death really? Wolves can kill 40-60% of a herd in a single year. And they can lose 20-100% of their herd in a single winter. Also where does it show them trying to kill off the wolves completely?? When the wolf population starts to get too big it only creates balance in the ecosystem to slim the numbers down.
th-cam.com/video/IOC6m1J3EsE/w-d-xo.html
The orginal french documentary TAIGA....enjoy the longer version..I don't know how slice is circulating the same documentary
Hey awesome ,,really loved this ,,gonna sub ,,now 🐾🏞♥️🐎🌄🪶