Discovering Northern Ontario's Traditional Cree Trapping Techniques

Join us on an adventure deep into the Canadian wilderness as we follow Randy Cota, a First Nations trapper of Algonquin and Irish descent, on a journey through the traditional Cree way of life. Randy and his Cree wife, Betty, offer a unique and authentic experience of hunting, trapping, and survival in the remote regions of Northern Ontario, Canada.

In this video, we'll join Randy as he sets traps for marten, a small carnivorous animal that is highly valued for its fur. We'll also witness the stunning beauty of the Canadian wilderness, as we travel by snowmobile through vast snow-covered forests and across frozen rivers and lakes.

Throughout the journey, Randy shares his knowledge of traditional Cree practices and the importance of preserving their way of life. We'll learn about the significance of trapping in the Cree culture, how to prepare and set traps, and how to skin and prepare the animals for food and fur.

Trapping with Randy Cota is an immersive and unforgettable experience that provides a unique glimpse into the traditional way of life of the Cree people. Whether you're a seasoned outdoors enthusiast or simply seeking an authentic and unforgettable adventure, this video is sure to inspire and captivate.

You can contact Randy directly:
Randy & Betty
www.Creegonquinfurs.com
705 336 3006

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