Going Primitive

Back to the roots: “Going Primitive”

You slowly push one of the hollowed-out canoes into the water, the smell of wood smoke still clinging to your clothes from last night's fire. No GPS, no outboard motor, no high-tech materials or gadgets—just your senses and the land to guide you.

That is what "living primitively" means.

For most of human history, people have lived and hunted in this way. Success was never guaranteed, and every meal had to be earned with skill, patience, and respect for the game. Those who forgo modern conveniences discover not only a challenge but also a deeper connection to nature.

Why live a primitive life?

Living a primitive life doesn't mean rejecting technology entirely — it means remembering that skills matter more than equipment.

It's not about living in the past. It's about perception, respect, and belonging to the country.

Primitive does not mean backward. It means closer to the basics: closer to nature, closer to the essence of humanity.