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Mocha
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the photo is from a recreational dog team up the gunflint trail.
as far as camping overnight in canada, i believe you purchase crown land camping (not quetico) permits on the same site you purchase the canadian fishing license.
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clinegc
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quote : "quote mocha: "i know there are folks on here that dog sled into the BW for winter camping and/or day trips. Have any of you taken your dogs into Canada, like across prairie portage? or cache bay?
if so, did it require extra paperwork for the dogs?
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We have gone through P.P. with 5 Mals. We have brought the vaccination records. Where is this picture from? AND is there anyway that anyone knows of a way to prepay your Night's in Canada during the Winter months?
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quote mocha: "i know there are folks on here that dog sled into the BW for winter camping and/or day trips. Have any of you taken your dogs into Canada, like across prairie portage? or cache bay?
if so, did it require extra paperwork for the dogs?
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Frenchy19
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Beautiful pic!!
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mocha
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i know there are folks on here that dog sled into the BW for winter camping and/or day trips. Have any of you taken your dogs into Canada, like across prairie portage? or cache bay?
if so, did it require extra paperwork for the dogs?
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Old Hoosier
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I am not a sledder, but Canada simply requires proof of current rabies vaccination - vets paper (not simply tags).
Old Hoosier
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