Into the Wilderness: Canoeing Saskatchewan's Porcupine River (Part 3) Dead Man's River

Canoes and a wilderness expedition. One of the finest wilderness rivers I have ever travelled. It is remote and unspoilt. Part 3 includes some of the hardest white water rapids plus, lining and portaging: the last days on our journey but is action packed and exhausting. The Dene called this section, 'Dead Man's River'.

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I was working with Paul Kirtley from https://frontierbushcraft.com Paul and Frontier are continuing to lead trips in Canada's Boreal Forest. My guiding out there, at the age of 71, has come to a close. I am still coaching and guiding in the UK including trips with Frontier.

Many thanks to the team of Anouk, Tim, Bert, Keith, Julie and Keith. Thanks to Henry who was assisting on the trip and a special thanks to my bow paddler David. I really appreciate your efforts David.

The map/guide: Dan at GoTrekker Maps gave me kind permission to reproduce parts of the map in the video. Thank you. The maps are available from: https://gotrekkers.com/porcupine-rive...

The canoes used on the trip were Esquif Prospectors.

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