Turtle Mountain Traplines
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Book Details
About the Book
This book covers the period from the fall of 1968 through the fall of 1970. In it you will read about my summer vacation in Dryden, Ontario, about my first encounter with a hooker in Winnipeg and how Grandma put the run on her. About how I met my trapping partner Ted with whom I trapped with for almost three years. Our hitch hiking trip back to the Turtle Mountains. How Ted was attacked in the night by a frenzied critter, how he experienced his first dunking in frigid cold waters, to the innocent pranks that my brother Clayton pulled on us and how I got my revenge. Experience first hand on how I cut myself and nearly bled to death, to the stories I told on a cold winter's night and of my frightful experience high on a cliff at Gordon Lake, Ontario. To being shot at by deer hunters and to my own personal experiences falling through the ice and to the joys of running our traplines on a daily basis. Read about how I passed the off-season summer months and of the tricks and pranks I pulled off on other people and to the tricks other people pulled on me. Read on...it could be very interesting.
About the Author
Ol' Milt as he is known by friends and colleagues now resides in Ear Falls, a small town in north western Ontario with his wife Martha of thirty plus years. Together they have raised three wonderful daughters; Crystal and family of Oliver, B.C., Tracey and family of Edmonton, Alberta and Jennifer (who was always Dad's baby) lives in Ear Falls, Ontario. He and Martha have two sons-in-law; Terry Wright and Keith Wutke and five grandchildren; Joshua, Kimberly, Kathleen, Kendall and Memphis. Fifty miles north-east of Ear Falls, Ol' Milt still lives his life long dream of managing his own registered trapline. Every spare moment is spent and enjoyed there at the cabin where he grows a big garden in summer, cuts new trails, puts up fire wood in the spring before the snow melts away and many, many other projects...All linked to his passion...Trapping. Milt also works as a heavy equipment operator for Ear Falls Contracting, loves to dabble in wood working, wood carving, loves good Country Music...especially Hank Williams, hunting, fishing and now...writing books.