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Miwapanee Lodge sits on Lake Kipawa, and I mean ON it! You can hear the loons from your cabin. Rustic on the outside (cedar, woodstove, the proper smell of a real lodge), modern enough on the inside (hot showers, real beds, no roughing it for the sak...







Door-to-lodge, handled. I pick you up from the airport (or wherever you land), and I get you back when it's time. The drive in is part of the trip, and once you turn off the highway, you're in country most people never see, and the conversation usual...









You're eating what we caught, hunted, or pulled from the woods that week. Moose stew. Fresh walleye on the grill. Bannock is made the same way it's been made for two hundred years. I cook some of it myself with my cookbook (The Ultimate Hunter's Wild...











You don't need to buy a single thing. Bows, rifles (where permitted and licensed), fishing rods, ice-fishing gear, snowshoes, packs, and cold-weather layering are all included and checked over personally before you arrive. The only things to bring ar...











The cultural piece of the trip is the part most people tell me afterward was the real reason they came. We'll do a proper sweat lodge ceremony (held inside a wood-fired sauna for accessibility; the meaning is the same as outdoors), I'll walk you thro...





This is the part most people came for. Hunts and tracking trips for moose, deer, turkey, and bear (seasons and licensing apply; all handled for you), wolf observation, and the kind of slow, patient days in the bush that you can't get from a YouTube c...
















Open water in the warm seasons, hut-on-the-ice in the winter, whichever one you're in for, the waters around Lake Kipawa deliver: walleye, pike, lake trout, and perch through the ice. I've been fishing these lakes since I was old enough to hold a rod...






These are the books I've written, most of which came directly out of trips like the one you'd take. If you come on the retreat and want to take something tangible home, or if you're not ready for a 5-day trip yet but want to learn the Native way of h...







