Dog Wars: Prairie Dog Life Documentary

Pronghorn Productions

Pronghorn Productions LLC started in 2007 in Rapid City. The company has sold over $2 million in stock footage. It now uses that footage to produce its own feature length nature and wildlife documentaries with the intent of fostering an appreciation and awareness of the natural world. Pronghorn Productions is now located in Tucson, AZ USA.

Who We Are and What We Do

Links for More Information

For more information on Pronghorn Productions click here. Pronghorn Productions sells stock footage through its own website called HDNatureFootage.net. It was operates WildlifeFootage.net which it uses to display demo video clips of content. Lastly, more information about Dan Licht, the owner and operated can be found here.

Other Films by Pronghorn Productions

Bison: Feel the Thunder

Giants of the Sonoran

Nature's Babies: Mammals

A 45-minute film about the iconic American bison. With rare footage including a birth, predation, and stampedes, the film has all the key moments in the bison story. The film describes how the bison is a keystone species, not only ecologically, but also culturally to Native Americans.

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A 45-minute film about the vast Sonoran Desert and the keystone saguaro cactus, a species that feeds, shelters, and gives life to the hot but green desert. A land that flourishes during the hottest seasons and comes to life under the cover of darkness, including coyotes, javelinas, bats, packrats, kangaroo rats, and other wildlife.

An entertaining and educational 40-minute film for all ages. Using a diversity of mammal species from all over the world, like monkeys, seals, otters, kangaroos, bears, it tells how mammal babies not only survive, but excel, using traits like strong hands, fast feet, and their cuteness. Includes footage of cute, funny, amazing, and tough babies.

Bison: Feel the Thunder, Giants of the Sonoran, and Dog Wars: Life and Death in a Prairie Dog Town are part of the Keystones: Nature's Most Important Species series. Nature's Babies: Mammals is a standalone film. Stay tuned for more films or check out the Pronghorn Productions Channel on YouTube for dozens of short films of individual species or places.