Three Bucks and a Doe

When their father dies, at the presentation of the will, his three sons are presented with a locked box and a letter stipulating that before his will can be settled, his ashes are to be scattered in Algonquin Park. An avid camper and canoeist, he would never go north to Algonquin Park; would never take them there. As they try to make sense of it, the mystery heightens when a picture of him, in the park, is discovered by his granddaughter. With no choice but to fulfill his wishes, following clues that he left, the three brothers and his granddaughter set out in the summer of ’72 on a canoe adventure to solve the mystery of Grandpa Jack. Little do they know, the mystery surrounding a death one hundred years ago will also come to light.