In the Autumn of 1893 a man called Ernest Thompson Seton rode into New Mexico on a mission: to kill a marauding, cattle-killing wolf nick-named Lobo. What happened next would change both of their lives and, in the end, change forever the way Americans saw their wilderness. Set against the dramatic backdrop of north-eastern New Mexico where the original events took place, actors, tame wolves and present-day wolf biologists help tell the story of the developing relationship between Seton and Lobo and the repercussions of their fateful meeting.

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