Everything a first-time hunter needs, taught the way it has been taught in the bush for generations.
You have thought about hunting for years. You do not have a mentor, you are not sure where the licence office is, and every book you pick up seems to assume you already know what a scrape line looks like.
The Simple Hunting Guide starts before all of that.
Pat Gatz is First Nation Nishnabi. Canada's records say Algonquin. He is from Eagle Village First Nation - Kipawa, in northern Quebec. He took his first small game at six years old and has hunted the bush of Northern Ontario and Quebec for more than thirty years. This is the guide he wishes somebody had handed him.
What is inside
Who this is for
The adult who never had anyone to take them out. The father or mother getting a son or daughter ready for a first season. The city transplant with woods behind the house and no idea where to start. The experienced hunter who wants the Indigenous side of the practice, not just the mechanics.
Written plainly enough that a young teenager can follow it, and thorough enough that hunters with ten seasons behind them have written in to say they found things they did not know.
Hunt to live. Live to hunt.
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