Thank You to everyone who participated in our 2013 Fisher River Weekend Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course!
Pictures from: January 2013 Weekend Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course at Peguis First Nation
Thank You to everyone who participated in our January 2013 Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course on Peguis First Nation!
2013 Peguis First Nation Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course
Maple Leaf Survival is pleased to be working with Peguis First Nation to instruct a Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course the weekend of January 11th – 13th, 2013.
We are also excited to be partnering with Manitoba’s Civil Air Search & Rescue Association (CASARAMAN) to conduct a fly-over to practice ground-to-air signalling skills.
Registration is limited to members of Peguis First Nation Reserve.
Max participants: 30
2013 Fisher River Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course
Maple Leaf Survival is pleased to be working with Fisher River First Nation to instruct a Winter Survival Igloo & Quinzhee Course the weekend of January 25th – 27th, 2013.
We are also excited to be partnering with Manitoba’s Civil Air Search & Rescue Association (CASARAMAN) to conduct a fly-over to practice ground-to-air signalling skills.
Registration is limited to members of Fisher River First Nation Reserve.
Max participants: 30 (only 5 spots left !)
Arc’teryx Atom Jacket
Amazingly light and packable, this mid-layer jacket also works well as a standalone jacket. Considering it’s not a wind or rain shell, I found it to be surprisingly resistant against moderate wind and light rain.
Upon first inspection, the jacket is quite thin and you may not expect it to provide much warmth… However, the Coreloft insulation by Arc’teryx is quite effective. The Atom is well fitted, very comfortable and makes a great mid-layer.
The quality of this product is quite evident once you begin inspecting the garment up close. The cuffs are notably superb.
Paired with a proper wind/rain shell, the packability, warmth, and weight, make this jacket extremely versatile and worth every penny.
Cost: Around CDN $200
February 3, 2013 Winter Survival Course
Winter Survival & Bushcraft Course At FortWhyte Alive
February 03, 2013
10:00am – 5:00pm
Maple Leaf Survival will give you an opportunity to learn basic cold weather survival concepts and techniques, which are essential to being prepared while enjoying the great outdoors during winter months.
The course will cover the following topics:
Winter shelter building (Quinzhee), finding water, fire starting with a bow drill, survival food in winter conditions, *knife skills, primitive navigation, basic rescue fundamentals, and what your essential survival kit should look like. This full day course is hands-on and will leave you feeling confident to tackle your winter adventures.
Course includes a hot lunch & snacks. Food provided by the Buffalo Stone Café.
Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Participants will receive a voucher for 20% off Trail Dreams purchases and receive a code for 8% off BushcraftCanada.com purchases.
*Course equipment supplied by BushcraftCanada.com
Register at (204) 989-8355 Fee: $60 each or register with a friend and pay just $100 for both Note: Course must be paid in full prior to course date
Thanks to everyone who participated in yesterday’s pre-winter Survival Course at Fort Whyte Alive – See you next year!
Buying Clothing, Gear & Equipment…
The message here is “Quality…Not Quantity”.
Proper kit makes a huge difference, especially if you expect it to potentially save your life. Before making your next purchase, remember this quote:
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten”.
– Benjamin Franklin