Table of Contents
Chapter 1—The Big Fish
Chapter 2—The Spring Feast
Chapter 3—The Climbing Tree
Chapter 4—The Hunt
Chapter 5—The Mystery Cave
Chapter 6—A Skunk for Ahanu and Taregan
Chapter 7—Wolf Cubs
Chapter 8—Whitefoot
Chapter 9—The Hornets' Nest
Chapter 10—A Rabbit for Whitefoot
Chapter 11—A Turkey for Mother
Chapter 12—A Great Journey
Chapter 13—Farewell to Whitefoot
Chapter 14—The Bear Returns
Chapter 15—The Rice Harvest
Chapter 16—The Magic Arrow
Stand-Alone Web Pages
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/baggataway/ This web page describes the Indian game of baggataway, which we now call lacrosse. There are also pictures of Fort Michilimackinac where a game of baggataway turned into a massacre during the Pontiac rebellion.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/snares/ This web page shows how Chogan made the snares he uses to catch small game.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/wapatoo/ Wapatoo (also known as arrowhead) is an edible plant. This web page shows how to identify the plant and cook the tubers.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/copper/ Thousands of years ago an ancient race of people mined copper in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. This web page shows the types of copper they mined and well as a typical mine.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/cord/ This web page shows how to make string and rope out of milkweed fiber.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/fire./ Need to start a fire without matches? This web site will show you how Chogan starts a fire with a spindle and fireboard.
www.The-Gray-Wolf.com/manoomin/ Manoomin, also known as wild rice, was a major food source for Chogan and his family. This web site shows how manoomin was harvested and processed.
