Anton Kaska

Biography

Anton is a Professional Outdoorsman, Master Trapper, Master Scuba Diver, and is passionate about helping people become more comfortable and knowledgeable with the outdoors much in the way our forefathers were.  A former soldier and combat veteran, he has practiced and polished his outdoor and survival skills from the Arabian Gulf in Summer to Alpine Winters in Europe.

The skills needed to effectively coexist with the outdoor world are being lost to time.  Knowledge of these skills and their placement in a historical context allows us to both better appreciate the outdoor world the Lord has created and allows us to become more self-sufficient and confident when placed in outdoor situations which are often challenging and stressful.

A Graduate of the Trappers College, run jointly by the Fur Takers of America and Purdue University, Anton also taught and certified new trappers for the State of New Hampshire for many years as a volunteer instructor. He is also an instructor for youth outdoor skills, instructs homeschooling groups in outdoor skills, and previously was an NH Hunter Education Instructor.

While continuing to educate both youth and adults in outdoor skills, Anton has been featured in the media through the Discovery Channel, National Public Radio (NPR), and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).
Anton is based out of Manchester, NH where he also resides with his wife Magdalena and their two children and is a Parishioner of the Traditional Latin Mass Parish, St. Stanislaus Church (FSSP) in Nashua, NH.