Ojibwe Hunter

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Biography & Memoir
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Author: James Chavers Jr. ISBN: 9781626756588
Publisher: BookBaby Publication: April 3, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: James Chavers Jr.
ISBN: 9781626756588
Publisher: BookBaby
Publication: April 3, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English
To the Ojibwe hunter, hunting is a spiritual event that is taken very seriously. It is not a sport… the Ojibwe were primarily a fishing people using all resources available to survive… fishing, hunting, trapping, gathering wild rice, gathering berries, gardening and foraging for edible plants. They did not waste anything and took only what was needed; life depended on those resources. James Chavers Jr.’s book Ojibwe Hunter is a collection of his true wildlife hunting, fishing and trapping stories that took place on Vince Shute’s property before his Black Bear Sanctuary opened near the Bois Forte reservation in Nett Lake, Minnesota. Chavers’ best friend of 40 years was Vince Shute whose land bordered the Bois Forte reservation in northern Minnesota. Shute became famous for his daily black bear visitors who were wild, not tame. There is a black bear sanctuary on Shute’s former home-site in Orr, Minnesota today. This is where most of the stories take place in Ojibwe Hunter. “Over 30 years on Shute’s land, I hunted moose, deer, timber wolves, lynx, bobcats, wolverine, and even shot a few wild dogs. I trapped fisher, rabbit, beaver, otter, muskrat, mink, weasel, raccoon and fox every winter. These true stories happen after I met Vince Shute in 1968 when I am 12 years old.”
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To the Ojibwe hunter, hunting is a spiritual event that is taken very seriously. It is not a sport… the Ojibwe were primarily a fishing people using all resources available to survive… fishing, hunting, trapping, gathering wild rice, gathering berries, gardening and foraging for edible plants. They did not waste anything and took only what was needed; life depended on those resources. James Chavers Jr.’s book Ojibwe Hunter is a collection of his true wildlife hunting, fishing and trapping stories that took place on Vince Shute’s property before his Black Bear Sanctuary opened near the Bois Forte reservation in Nett Lake, Minnesota. Chavers’ best friend of 40 years was Vince Shute whose land bordered the Bois Forte reservation in northern Minnesota. Shute became famous for his daily black bear visitors who were wild, not tame. There is a black bear sanctuary on Shute’s former home-site in Orr, Minnesota today. This is where most of the stories take place in Ojibwe Hunter. “Over 30 years on Shute’s land, I hunted moose, deer, timber wolves, lynx, bobcats, wolverine, and even shot a few wild dogs. I trapped fisher, rabbit, beaver, otter, muskrat, mink, weasel, raccoon and fox every winter. These true stories happen after I met Vince Shute in 1968 when I am 12 years old.”

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