I doubt if 99% of the "seasoned outdoors folks" will ever kill a Bear or a Moose, or live in a personally built log cabin on the Peace River in the ACTUAL WILDERNESS Joe. Those days are long gone.

Tom V.

I doubt if 99% of the "seasoned outdoors folks" will ever kill a Bear or a Moose, or live in a personally built log cabin on the Peace River in the ACTUAL WILDERNESS Joe. Those days are long gone.

Tom V.

That's probably true,....but lots of folks do primitive wood skills as a "hobby", and simply enjoy being outdoors in the woods practicing some of the skills that were once essential if you wanted to survive. There is a certain satisfaction in visiting our roots, in a small way.

Many of these skills may come in handy also in an emergency situation,....say were you to get lost on a day hunting trip and your vehicle breaks down in a more remote area, or the weather takes a drastic and unexpected change and you weren't prepared for it..

Well, I can count 2 of the 3, and did pitch a tent on the Peace River a few times.
And we do have a room called the "bear den".

Cheers,

Alan Grombacher
RKCC-CMI-010

Since the W. A. C. Bennett Dam was built I doubt if a lot of the things Bradford Angier dealt with on the Peace River are the same.

Tom Vaught

Thanks for the update Alan. Been a lot of years since I was in the area. They were starting on the dam at the time. I love fly fishing!!!!!!
Tom V.