Wow, this is awesome news for us!  We are hugely excited to announce that Jordan Jonas, winner of Alone Season 6, will be joining us this winter to host a week-long, entirely field-based winter survival course! This will be a … Continue reading →

Our DIY Mitt kits are now better than ever thanks to our new made-in-Canada felted wool!  Our warmest, softest, thickest wool yet!

We have a particularly frustrating website glitch that keeps putting products and experiences “out of stock”.  Currently (as of Sept 24) all products except those listed below should be IN STOCK, if something you’re looking for is listed as “out … Continue reading →

We have many beautiful ribbons that are just waiting for a good home! They are not velcro approved in that the hook velcro can snag the ribbon and it will start to fray. But if you aren’t using velcro- they … Continue reading →

Hey you! Want to escape from this heat? Us too! We’re dreaming up ways to get out even more this winter and we have added another 1-week expedition on the big waters of Lake Huron. Don’t miss it!

We have been accumulating large pieces of split-skin hide for years. With the good intentions of using it for small projects but it is time to clear the store for our new hide shipments! We’re gearing up for another great … Continue reading →

We know, we know, it feels like winter just quit, but it is never too early to start preparing for the greatest season! So without further ado, please check out our calendar for a full listing of events, or take a … Continue reading →

There are a couple spots left for our summer moccasin workshop at the Canadian Canoe Museum on June 8th. Don’t miss this opportunity! For more information and to register follow the link to the Museum’s Website.

    Thank you SO much for such an amazing winter. We have over 13 feet of snow fall this winter and without any significant thawing that means that we still have snow in the dark corners of the land. … Continue reading →

The time has come where we put on our snowshoes and vanish for three weeks in the great northern landscapes of the mighty Missinaibi River. We are travelling by foot, self-supported for 160 kilometres (100 miles) down the river towards … Continue reading →