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If there is no presence on our land there are some people who think it is up for grabs (like our Northwest Passage). We trap in a remote area of Northern B.C., CANADA, 100 km from the nearest road. We fly in by Beaver Bush Plane and stay here for long periods of time. We are caretakers of the land and this is how we live.
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About Us
- Bryan and Vikki
- British Columbia far NW corner, Canada
- Early 60's male and female lovers of the outdoors. We stay out here in this remote area from Sept through to June. This is our 6th year. Just the two of us, plus our dogs Hannah and Ishi and our Japanese Bobtail cat Bee plus 2 chickens. You can email us at thehappytrappers@gmail.com
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BOOKS WORTH YOUR TIME
, Tales of the Chilcotin .. Paul St Pierre
Crusoe of Lonesome Lake by Leland Stowe
Ralph Edwards of Lonesome Lake by Ed Gould
Fogswamp by Turner and McVeigh
Cabin at Singing River, Building a Home in the Wilderness and
Diary of a Wilderness Dweller by Chris Czajkowski
The Silence of the North by Olive A. Fredrickson
Bear Encounters Survival Guide by James Gary Shelton
The Alaskan Trapper's Handbook by Dean Wilson
Born on Snowshoes... by Evelyn Store
just bought it at www.eagleak.org Eagle Historical Society and Museum for 20.00
Tisha by Robert Specht
Ruffles On My Longjohn's Isabel Edwards
Crusoe of Lonesome Lake by Leland Stowe
Ralph Edwards of Lonesome Lake by Ed Gould
Fogswamp by Turner and McVeigh
Cabin at Singing River, Building a Home in the Wilderness and
Diary of a Wilderness Dweller by Chris Czajkowski
The Silence of the North by Olive A. Fredrickson
Bear Encounters Survival Guide by James Gary Shelton
The Alaskan Trapper's Handbook by Dean Wilson
Born on Snowshoes... by Evelyn Store
just bought it at www.eagleak.org Eagle Historical Society and Museum for 20.00
Tisha by Robert Specht
Ruffles On My Longjohn's Isabel Edwards
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- How is it we get Jet Lag whenever a plane comes in
- Everyday is Earth Day....One day won't do it.
- Highland Lynx and Desert Lynx plus Poem
- Hopes of Green
- Henri's Vole
- Now is it a SAW-WHET or PYGMY OWL????
- Henri Left and the Birds came
- We Have Company!!!!!!
- Heavy Snowload on Weir Cabin
- Tracks in the Snow
- Making room for Spring
- We're still kicking out here...
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What a fantastic picture! Of course, you live in God's country, so why wouldn't you get oictures like that?
ReplyDeleteYou are so right!
ReplyDeleteSo true.
ReplyDeletep.s. snowcake!!! How did that giant muffin end up on that tree?
ReplyDeleteLooks like beautiful country to live in.We wish we could live on our trapline.
ReplyDeleteIt is the most beautiful country but also so very unforgiving...if you make a mistake you are in very serious trouble. It is rugged going here. Every foot forward requires immense work.
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