Cougar Country
Cast & Crew
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Tabby
Whiskers, a cougar
Tawny
His mother
Michael Rye
Narrator
Robert W. Davison
Director of Photography
James W. Dearden
Film Editor
Mel Hardman
Director of Photography
Film Details
Also Known As
Where the Wild Goose Goes
Genre
Documentary
Drama
Release Date
Nov
1970
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
American National Enterprises; North American Wildlife Productions
Distribution Company
American National Enterprises
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 31m
Synopsis
Whiskers, a cougar cub from a litter of three, familiarizes himself with his habitat in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Among the animals observed are banded Canadian geese, badgers, beavers, grizzly bears, marmots, big horn sheep, and skunks. Whiskers soon learns to avoid porcupines, snakes, and coyotes. Although an eagle attempts to abduct him, his mother rescues the cub. At 2 years of age, Whiskers becomes independent. An expert hunter, he enjoys elk, rabbit, and trout. Treed by men and dogs, his natural enemies, the cougar nevertheless manages to escape.
Crew
Robert W. Davison
Director of Photography
James W. Dearden
Film Editor
Mel Hardman
Director of Photography
Mel Hardman
Film Editor
William Loose
Music
David W. Meyer
Executive Producer
Wilford L. Miller
Director of Photography
Dick Robinson
Director of Photography
Almon R. Teeter
Film Editor
Ernest Wilkinson
Director of Photography
Film Details
Also Known As
Where the Wild Goose Goes
Genre
Documentary
Drama
Release Date
Nov
1970
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
American National Enterprises; North American Wildlife Productions
Distribution Company
American National Enterprises
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 31m
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Filmed on location in Colorado. The preface consists of a 25-min short, Where the Wild Goose Goes, produced in 1970 by North American Wildlife Productions.
