Steve K. , You are not alone in your assessment. We have talked to several who feel as you do. But, I guess it was not the intent of PD to tell any story in its entirety. It was not really filmed in such away either. Yes the wildlife was depicted as the star and we are glad it came across that way. One purpose of PD is to inspire the hunting viewer to ask and answer questions of themselves. Another is to answer from their heart the questions imposed to them by a non-hunter. Did we have all this thought out before we made PD? The answer is no. Right now if we had to make PD again, would we make it the same way? Yes!!! But now that we have it, we can try to build on it and that will be our attempt with the sequel, which we are also working on. We now hope to incorporate many of your suggestions into our next production. We may try to tell stories better, give hunting tips, talk of our historical past, or let folks get to know us a little better, but I can tell you this, a celebration of wildlife we still be portrayed.
If you watch closely you will see there is still a lot of humor in PD, although subtle. Some scenes were serious when they were captured on film, but turned out funny. And some that were filmed as a joke, ended up paired with a fairly serious message. Are we professional film makers? No. Do we have fun in the woods? Yes.:>)
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