4 pm: Check-in and explore the accommodations: Wayeshkad Lakeside Cabin.
5 pm: Join the Sproule family for a wild game dinner (venison, moose or bear) in their home. Depending on the season and harvest, eat wild forage, such as berries and wild leeks.

7 am: Wake up, get set! Gather your gear if you’re sleeping in the Trapline cabin on night two.
8 am: Go to the Sproule home at 8 am for a hearty breakfast of pancakes, eggs and bacon, hot coffee or tea, fruit and yogurt before the tour.
9 am: Follow Sarah and Nick in your vehicle to the access point, about ten minutes from home base, and load the Argos.
10 am: Ride out on the lake, following behind Nick’s Argo to the Outpost Cabin to drop off supplies, snacks, lunch, water and drinks. An outhouse is onsite!
10:30 am: A fire started in the cabin’s wood stove, turning the outpost into a warming station we’ll return to between checking trap sets every few hours.
11 am: Ride with Sarah; learn about land management and how they keep animal populations healthy through ethical trapping methods.
1 pm: Lunch at the Outpost Cabin!
6:30 pm: Back at our vehicles, I exit the Argo for the last time and drive back to homebase.
7 pm: Sarah had made crockpot Venison Chili for my stay, so our Wild Game Meal was hot and ready to eat when we all returned to the Sproule house.

8 am: Make coffee and pack up.
9 am: Return to the Sproule home for breakfast and talk about the tour!
11 am: Time to head home. 
11:01 am: Vow to return and stay in the Lakeside Cabin come summertime.