Perfect for those of you who have a thrifty, crafty thumb and doesn’t mind their hide coming in usable pieces! Big enough to get a pair of mitts, mocs or a bag from these bundles are going at a steal … Continue reading →

This year’s beaver soap is ready! By popular requests I have made it available for sale in small batches so get it while it’s here! Once it’s gone it’s gone until next year.

We want you to know that you are not alone in the widespread concerns about this global pandemic. We would like to be a place of light for you in this time of darkness. Though our government has now demanded … Continue reading →

We just had an unexpected cancellation for our one-week Killarney Bound Expedition! If you are interested please head to the trip page here for more information and to register. Hurry, because the foods packed and we’re ready to go!

Our ice chisels are back and better than ever! Made with Canadian hardwood maple, chipper blades designed for the local paper mill and Lure’s crafty ingenuity, we think they are the perfect tool for fetching your water and catching your … Continue reading →

This year we’re trying something completely different! We’re going to have someone manning the office phone and emails right through the busy winter tripping season! To that effect, we now have a new office phone number. You can best reach … Continue reading →

If you’re like us, you’ve just realized that it’s December 22nd and Christmas is in just a few short days! We’re going to continue to plug away through the holidays to keep your orders flowing to you, but its too … Continue reading →

Check out this awesome timelapse video by The Grey Bearded Green Beret, Joshua Enyart! Josh’s channel is loaded with great bushcraft instructional and inspirational videos, gear reviews, tips, tricks and more, and we’re very proud to have some of our … Continue reading →

After a full winter of testing, we’re ready to make available our new Speed Lash system for Toboggan Tanks and Stove Bags! This speeds up one of the less enjoyable parts of winter camping: loading toboggans, and leaves you with … Continue reading →