Markhor Documentary I Wildlife Documentary

Markhor is an incredible wild goat with male horns measuring almost 5 feet and weighing more than 100 kilos. The kids are born in the steepest of terrains where they survive their initial days escaping formidable predators such as wolves, lynx, and golden eagles.
In the rut season, the males engage in deadly battles where they fight for dominance to earn the respect of female markhors.
Chitral Gol National Park is one of the very few places on earth where close to 3000 markhors thrive. Making it one of the few stable populations in the world. A remarkable comeback from a few hundred.
But presumably with rising temperatures, the snow leopard, the apex predator has disappeared from the region and the lynx population has increased, disturbing the natural balance. The smaller predator is more efficient at killing the kids of markhor, putting a dent in the fresh gene pool.

[hamadbashir]

This guy is a genius 🫡
One man Army
One man National Geographic!!!

[wildlifeandwarfilms]

Your documentaries are amazing! Very few wildlife filmmakers ever bother to go to Pakistan, which is a shame because as your films show the natural beauty of this country is incredible. Thank you for showing this side of Pakistan to the rest of us, and I hope to see more films soon!

Especially from Balochistan, Punjab and Kashmir! Those places haven't been featured yet.

[mushtaqmir]

I was born in a village which is famously regarded as the home of Markhor, the village of Lachipora in district Baramulla. And as a result, a wildlife sanctuary was commissioned by the name of Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary. All my life until now, i have been hearing the stories of this majestic animal. Though i've seen gorals often in my village but sightseeing a Markhor was always a dream until i saw them also. But having no binoculars or sophisticated cameras my vision was limited to what only my eyes could zoom and see.

But thank you Abdullah Bahi. Your documentary is up at the top along with all the videos of the Markhor ever made. From Snow Leopard to The Markhor, my most beloved animal, we have come a long way. Your productions are a treat to the eye. Much Love. ❤️

[ejazrehman]

This documentary is not only mind blowing for super and mind blowing content but thought provoking as well. Proud to be part of a dedicated team

[SyedaZunairah]

Thrilled to watch every single video of this channel. This man is all we need to see the nature of Pakistan. This man is alone the whole National Geographic. you deserve ALOT more reach and recognition. lots of love from Sweden 🇸🇪

[ErikAndrew-qp]

Finally, an actual nature video of wild goats that aren't being hunted, killed, posed with, or mounted... it's all I see on youtube. For example, if I felt like watching something about ibex, argali, American bighorn or thinhorn sheep, aoudad, it doesn't matter, it's all hunting videos. So thank you!!

[naeembaltii]

I have never seen a better documentary than your documentaries sir, Hatts off

[malikawan]

Oh man. What a beautiful documentary!! Keep up the good work.

[Azannnnn]

The documentary on Snow Leopards was a work of art on awareness and now this, great work ABD!

[sheralikhan]

Saying from the core of my heart.... this is one of the best documentaries I have watched...one of the best in sense....
Coverage
Photo shoot
Narration
Cold feeling to eyes
Duration
Some heart touching scenes...
I heartily congratulat the team for the best delivery...

[imustlol]

Please protect the animals for future generations. Amazing documentary.

[HariPandalai]

What a beautiful documentary. Many Thanks.

[abbasali]

Mashallah zabrdst very nice baridr Markhor key hafazet kar rahay how thanks baridr i love baridr ❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️💝👑

[SeekerofknowlegeandTruth-cihs]

Some real sublime documentaries coming from you guys.

[wasifminhas]

Good to see this content coming from local people. Highly commendable

[shahidhumayun]

Its an excellent documentary to educate the people all over the world about this precious n beautiful dweller of the mountains

[ecocarefoundation]

Congrats to the team, one of the best conservation story and absolutely stunning visuals.All the best.

[Junge_Freiheitt]

Beyond amazing, Thank you for such a wonderful documentary.

[oscarrox]

Even though I am against trophy hunters, the opinions expressed in this documentary make complete sense. The trophy hunters pay for the conservation of wildlife and habitat, in a place where there are no few if any jobs. Money is provided to the community helping to raise living standards. It's a system that is clearly working, you have to admire all those involved.

[mariyumgee]

loved this, every aspect of it, thanks for making this informative yet interesting documentary<3!