A BLM agent stands in the way of the murderous activities of loggers, poachers, illegal fur traders and renegade hunters, all trying to cash-in on the wilderness he is sworn to protect and preserve and they want him dead.

Set in Jackson Hole, Wyoming against a backdrop of The Grand Tetons, the murderous activities of illegal hunting, fur trading, and highly-charged sex . These elements set the tone for Prime Evil. Bob Sinclair, an heroic Jeff Daniel type, who runs The Bureau of Land Management in the area and Al Wentworth, a Brian Dennehey type, who even sells life insurance to the terminally ill, are pitted against each other throughout the film. The film not only deals with the constant friction between the two men, but how their families and friends are affected by what is happening to our Great Wilderness. This situation exacerbates when greed reaches its ugly hands out to embrace people who need just a slight prod to join up in slaughter, murder and mayhem!

The animals and the terrain play as much a part in this very current sexually charged drama as do the leading characters themselves. Entertainment Tonight did a reportage about '60 Minutes' treatment of the fur industry - the film's core is all about this timely situation.