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Woodworking course; Birch tree harvesting for snowshoes; Scraping moose hides

01 to 06: Participants in a woodworking course for Indigenous men, sponsored by the vocational training branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Education and the Department of Co-operation and Co-operative Development, and held in La Ronge. 01: Instructor Bob Dalby gives advice to Walter Bird on finishing a hand-made canoe paddle. 02: Miniature dog sleds crafted by someone who has not taken the woodworking course, and one who has. 03: Kazik Parada chisels out a wooden block to make a spoon while Abel Sanderson and Henry Sanderson look on. 04: Henry Sanderson turns a bowl on a wood lathe. 05 to 06: Participants working on projects. 07: Abel Sanderson cuts down a birch tree, the wood of which will be split, carved and shaped to make snowshoes. 08: Sanderson weaves babiche - long narrow strips of moose hide - to make the webbing for snowshoes. 09 to 10: Mrs. Walter Bird and her daughter, Angelique Halkett, scrap moose hides as Halkett's children look on.

Hill, Alan

WARBLE FLIES: DAMAGED TANNERY HIDES

  • FILM R-2661.3
  • Item
  • 197-?

Agricultural film: Scene of hides being inspected for warble fly damage.

Saskatchewan. Department of Agriculture

WARBLE FLIES: DAMAGE

  • FILM R-2661.8
  • Item
  • 197-?

Agricultural film: Scenes showing damage to meat and hides that is caused by warble fly larvae.

Saskatchewan. Department of Agriculture

Views of Waterhen Provincial Park and surrounding areas

Views of Waterhen Provincial Park and surrounding areas. 01: Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources headquarters at Waterhen Provincial Park. 02: Conservation officer's house and office at Waterhen Provincial Park. 03: Trappers George Blackbird and Monook Running Around scrape a beaver pelt during its drying process at Waterhen Provincial Park. 04: Bernard Dueluzeau of Meadow Lake and Harry Quickfall of Kindersley fish from the side of a bridge over the Waterhen River in the Park. 05: A picnic site sign in the Park. 06 to 07: A camp kitchen in the Park. 08: Conservation officer R. Ferguson on road from Meadow Lake to Canoe Lake. The Salt Creek Tower is in the distant background. 09: Department of Natural Resources patrolman John Evans and conservation officer R. Ferguson check for fires from Salt Creek Tower. 10 to 11: Views from Salt Creek Tower, looking south and north, respectively. 12: Ice-bound south shore of Jeanette Lake. 13: Department of Highways and Transportation road crew maintaining Highway 4 in the Park. 14: View along Highway 4 through the Park at Flotten Lake. 15: View at Grieg Lake. 16: View at Flotten Lake. 17: View along road to Jeanette Lake through the Park. 18: View of northern end of Jeanette Lake. 19: Camp kitchen at Grieg Lake. 20: A power saw operator cuts trees into tie lengths at a mill operated by Tom Clements of Meadow Lake. The mill, east of Flotten Lake, is the only tie mill in the area. 21: A portable saw is used to trim logs at the mill. 22: A carpenter puts the finishing touches on a campsite sign in a workshop located at Meadow Lake.

Trappers pulling a beaver trap from a hole in the ice

  • R-B4860 (1)-(3)
  • Item
  • 1960

Trappers pulling a beaver in a trap from a hole in the ice beside a beaver house; beaver being handed to trapper Eugene Madlever in front of the cabin at Fishing Lakes. Trapper sets out over frozen northern lake. (3) Trapper Eugene Madlever's cabin at Fishing Lakes.

Trapper with wolf pelts

  • R-A24378
  • Item
  • 1984 or before

Trapper with wolf pelts strung up outside cabin.

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