Harold D. Weeks and the Manitoba RTL Trapline System
Harold Weeks career spanned Forestry work at Moose Lake and Thicket Portage, the Game Branch, and the 1940s muskrat ranch. He led the Registered Traplines program, creating defined trap areas, maps, and an RTL system that expanded to northern Manitoba with air support, aiding Treaty Indians and non Indians alike and transforming the fur industry.
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