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“I think it’s fitting that Wild TV, the network who has been advocating for the preservation of Canada’s hunting and fishing heritage for two decades, offers the debut of Frontier Stories, which will reach the people who are actually living Canada’s outdoor heritage. Not only is this series educational, and the historical storytelling compelling, but aesthetically Frontier Stories is absolutely gorgeous. The videography really stands out as a cut above the rest and I can’t wait for this series to hit the air so fans can see Canada through the eyes of an absolute artist.”
— Scott Sterling, VP Wild TV
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Producer Eric Orton travels remote logging roads to witness extreme hatchery operations with Steve Lacasse, Debbie Anderson, and husband Grant Anderson on Northern Vancouver Island. These logging roads are very old and have been operating for many decades. The journey takes you backward, to a historical background, remote graveyards, and a WW2 story many have forgotten.
