Tale of the Trappers Camp: A Wabakimi Legend

[Pikeslayer8]

https://www.canadafishingguide.net/tale-of-the.../...
I'm pretty pleased with the way this turned out. Thank you Mike Borger!

[kona77]

I have always loved these type of stories.. Great read.. Appreciate all the research and history on the cabin and family..

[Kansas Bound]

An interesting read, thank you

[BornToFish]

Greetings,

A fascinating story - very well done! Thank you for sharing.

Very kindest regards....

[Clairebear]

Awesome story, thank you so much for sharing.

[Larry S]

Very interesting story. I fished for a number of times with Thousand Lakes Outposts at their Kearns Lake Cabin. There was a log cabin built in the 1960's by an American Couple who were there to get away from the Vietnam War. The cabin is run down ,but still there about 100 yards behind the camp. There are still lots of old stuff in the cabin Maybe someone who has gone to Kearns for many years can add a lot more on this than me

Larry S

[MikeinMN]

Great story and very well told. I also hope the MNR does not remove the remains of that cabin and boat. I don't think I'll ever be there, but I like knowing it's there.

[IlliniMuskie]

That was a very enjoyable read. Well done and thanks for sharing.

[HeHooksHimself]

Thanks for that Pikeslayer. I know you love Wabakami and it is great to so you have a stake in a piece of history. Nice work.

Hooks

[That Minnesota guy]

There is a old trappers cabin on the way to VNP in Minnesota. It's currently occupied but I often wonder the stories that cabin could tell. A bygone era for sure that few of us could handle.

Thanks for the post.