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British woodsman and TV presenter
United Kingdom · b. 1964
Born in Surrey, Ray Mears, 52, founded Woodlore, the school of wilderness bushcraft, in 1983. A wildlife photographer by profession, he first appeared on television in 1994 and has since made many documentary series, including Extreme Survival. He has trained elite troops for the British army and in 2010 was helped track the killer Raoul Moat. His new book, Out On The Land, is published next week. He lives in Sussex with his wife.
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While tracking wolves in Idaho, we came across a wolf carcass. It was likely the pack had been poisoned in a deliberate act. I am a hunter, but I respect wildlife and I also respect predators.
Recorded The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 3 September 2016 source ↗
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