Cougar: Ghost of the Rockies
50 minute documentary
Retail Price: $17.95
- Cougar: Ghost of the Rockies The cougar, or mountain lion, is secretive and solitary, inhabiting the remote regions of the Rocky Mountains where man rarely ventures. Cougars can lap forward over 40 feet and jump 18 feet straight up in the air. Their stealth and skill as a mountain hunter are legendary but rarely witnessed.
Wildlife filmmaker Jim Dutcher and Dr. Morris Hornocker, the world's leading mountain lion expert, spent two years in the wilds of Idaho to produce this rare and intimate portrait of a five year old cougar and her three kittens. Through spectacular photography, the elusive cougar is revealed as both predator and guardian, a mysterious phantom in nature's hidden world.
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Hosted by Grant Goodeve - best known for playing the role of David, the oldest son, on Eight is Enough for five seasons. Grant also appeared on the television program Northern Exposure, One Life To Live , and hosts If Walls Could Talk on Home and Garden Television, and the HGTV specials Homes of Our Heritage, Log Home: An American Tradition.
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Review
“Sights so dazzling they almost look unreal.” – USA Today
“… undeniable watchable and effective, and well worth watching” – The New York Post
“Cougar, an often breathtaking documentary…” – People Magazine
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