Alaskan Adventures—Hunting and Fishing by Faith
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My family and I came to Alaska in May, 1957. Our destination: Old Harbor, an Aleut village on Kodiak Island, about as remote as you can get. Little did I know that only two months later I would have an adventure that would turn me into an old-timer in a hurry—a five mile hike through rugged terrain in my Sunday suit and carrying a suitcase, with bear sign all around. And to top it off, a frightening skiff ride through heavy seas with fears of imminent disaster.
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Bert Schultz authors his second book of Alaskan adventures, this time about fifty years of hunting and fishing experiences. Arriving in Alaska at age twenty-five, he quickly found it necessary to provide food for his family from the wilds of Alaska.
Imagine fishing the Kenai Peninsula’s Russian River in the late 1950s and never seeing another fisherman. Or on the first day of moose season seeing five legal moose within a quarter mile of your Caribou Hills campsite.
Having little experience fishing or hunting, he in faith believed God would provide. And he saw God work the impossible and had many exciting adventures along the way.
These true stories will keep you reading until you finish ALASKAN ADVENTURES—HUNTING AND FISHING BY FAITH.
About the Author
Bert Schultz grew up in Pennsylvania and graduated from Cairn University and Wheaton College. Ordained as a minister in 1956, he began missionary service in Alaska with his wife, Donna, and young son. They authored Miracle at Solid Rock An Alaskan Adventure, the story of youth ministry, building and developing Solid Rock Bible Camp.