01 January 1970 Factual 103 mins
Eastman narrates, describing the challenges they face living in the arctic and the bonds they form with the wild animals. A wildlife cameraman raises three wolves in the Yukon. Trappers who hear of the wolves try to kill them for the hides. This film served as a follow-up to Eastman's grizzly bear film, High, Wild and Free.
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Earl E. Smith as Narration
Gordon Eastman Director
High Country Calling Trailer
United States 01 January 1970
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