HONEY / 30 SEC
Across winter ground
The camera follows snow-covered clearings and wooded terrain during the February 2025 search.
Open the Honey reel ↗ Watch the Honey film on its own pageFIELD NOTES / WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
A fresh sighting gives a search team somewhere to start. An overhead view can show what’s on the far side of a treeline, a snowbank or a stretch of riverbank.

01 / REAL SEARCH FOOTAGE
Snow and bare trees in the Honey film. Rooftops and summer foliage in the Dobie film. Each reel shows the view the crew had during that search.
HONEY / 30 SEC
The camera follows snow-covered clearings and wooded terrain during the February 2025 search.
Open the Honey reel ↗ Watch the Honey film on its own pageDOBIE / 32 SEC
From above, the crew can see how backyards, streets and tree cover fit together.
Open the Dobie reel ↗ Watch the Dobie film on its own pageAlso in the field archive Watch the Scully search film ↗
02 / FARM & WILDLIFE DEVELOPMENT
A producer knows the gates, fence lines and stretches of bush where an animal can disappear from view. HDS is exploring how a pilot could give that producer a useful location and direction of travel while the ground team stays in charge of the animal.
We’d like to hear about the terrain you work on, the last search that took too long and what you would have wanted to see from the air.
Talk through a farm search ↗
ILLUSTRATED SEARCH PLAN
This animation follows an example observation route across an open area. The crew can relay a possible sighting for the landowner or handler to check on the ground.
03 / CREW & MEDIA
Tell Eric where you work, what aircraft you fly, what qualifications you hold and whether you prefer flying, ground coordination or both. A proposed franchise network is in development. Candidate information is available on request.
Contact the crewRequest an interview with Eric or ask about editorial use of a particular shot. The media release covers the Winnipeg searches and the farm project.
Read the media release (PDF) ↗