New EBook on Amazon now with an easy to follow design to build your own “Marsh Fox” Duck Punt

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Sorry my posts have not been as often as before. I have been trying hard to organize this massive amount of literary works my Dad left me. I will be uploading some other stories here for download very shortly. I need to complete some technical things on the site first and clean it up a bit and fix the menus etc.

New EBook on Amazon now with an easy to follow design to build your own “Marsh Fox” Duck Punt by Henry E. Prante was just listed March 17, 2013.

It features 49 easy steps to building your very own “Marsh Fox” duck punt as well as diagrams.

Check out: http://goo.gl/lIZZQ

Henry E. Prante (Author)

Book Description

Publication Date: March 17, 2013
The “MARSH FOX” is a light weight (about 88 pounds) one-person duck punt especially designed for the marshes of British Columbia, BC — but could just as easily be used anywhere on earth that has marshes and wetlands.This home built duck punt can get waterfowler’s, photographers, and anyone who so desires, much closer to their quarry among reeds and marshes and improve the success of their outdoor adventures.This book outlines an easy to follow 49 step by step method of building your own “Marsh Fox” duck punt. It includes the actual design and other helpful information to improve upon your success.

Some basic woodworking skills and tools are necessary, but I believe you will be pleased with the result if you follow the design and instructions as they are laid out.

I hope you enjoy this project and your new adventures.

Please do let me know how you make out.

Thanks very much for buying this book.

Product Details

  • File Size: 190 KB
  • Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
  • Publisher: Hella Prante; 2 edition (March 17, 2013)
  • Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B00BWBK1ZU
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
  • X-Ray: Not Enabled
  • Lending: Not Enabled

I am also going to find out if it can be uploaded there as a PDF as well as the Kindle format.

Let me know what you think. :)

Hella

 

 

Henry E. Prante’s Great Hunting Adventures IS now available via Amazon

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The Smashwords edition is no longer available at this time. Sorry. It has been un-published as I decided to re-publish with Amazon and they required that I un-publish it. It will still be available to those who bought it or downloaded a complimentary copy previously.
Henry E Prante’s Great Hunting Adventures is NOW  available at www.amazon.com  vie short code: http://goo.gl/dncxC

Henry E. Prante's Great Hunting Adventures Volume I

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                Publication Date:         January 31, 2013
Like many young boys, Henry Prante’s imagination was stirred by tales of big game hunting in the Canadian wilderness.
He loved to share his multitude of stories from his trips, and hopefully this collection of adventures will ignite the imagination of a new generation of hunting enthusiasts, and anyone who would just enjoy a series of good adventure tales.
Join Henry, as he and his friends, go after British Columbia’s fantastic big game — bear, sheep, deer, moose and more!
Our family truly enjoyed eating the healthy organic meat he brought home and we still miss Dad dearly.

Product Details

  • File Size: 311 KB
  • Print Length: 124 pages
  • Publisher: Hella Prante (January 31, 2013)
  • Sold by: Amazon Digital Services,  Inc.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B00B92GOSA
  • Text-to-Speech:   Enabled  
  • X-Ray:   Not Enabled  
  • Lending: Not Enabled
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

Thanks for bearing with me. I also hope to be able to have the new Henry E. Prante’s Great Hunting Adventures Volume 2 published this month on Amazon as well.

BC Ghost Towns With Pictures and Info

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I found this site while I was just driving along minding my own business and decided to come home and explore it. It is quite interesting with lots of pictures too. Check out www.bcghosttowns.com They have put together quite abit of great historic information.

I would love to go and visit these ghost towns. Maybe next year I can venture out to check some of them out.

My dream has been to travel BC and see and learn all I can about this great province of ours. My Dad was one of those who took every opportunity he could to explore it and took thousands of photos and wrote about all his adventures.

 

 

 

The Town and Surrounding Area of Atlin, British Columbia

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Atlin Dock

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The town of Atlin, BC and the surrounding area fascinated my Dad, Henry E Prante. He was drawn to it like a moth to a flame and literally craved his hunting trip there in the fall of each year. I … Continue reading →

More Pictures from the SS Klondike in Whitehorse Yukon

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SS Klondike Storeroom

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[counterize]Hi. Sorry for the delay in getting the rest of these uploaded. But better late than never and this is very challenging for me to accomplish because I am too old to learn this stuff like I might have done … Continue reading →

Fishing Fever

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A friend of our family, and a great friend to our Fraser river system here, which includes the Coquitlam River and it’s tributaries is Eileen McGuire. She wrote, Fishing Fever and it is now in it’s 3rd Edition. Eileen spent a … Continue reading →

Coquitlam River Not Endangered According to City Councillor

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I think this is of interest as there is a huge contradiction happening here. I wonder where the truth really lies? Our whole planet seems to be endangered and this River and it’s tributaries that lead into the might Fraser River … Continue reading →

Welcome to Teslin, Yukon

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Teslin 2 Km

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My Dad always spoke of this area as well when he talked of his many hunting trips here and then on to Atlin, BC. It is very beautiful here, too.  Check out these links here for further information. http://travelyukon.com/about-yukon/yukon-communities/teslin  http://www.bellsalaska.com/canada.htm and http://www.teslin.ca/ Ray … Continue reading →

Campsite at the Hunting Grounds at Gladys Lake, BC 1975 & Dall sheep head from Atlin 1979

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Campsite

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Henry is doing what he loved to do: Just sitting and chatting with great company like his hunting partners, Frank Apel, Horst Pothmann and Wayne Goesen who took the photo all the while smoking his pipe and enjoying the supernatural outdoors of … Continue reading →

My plan is to publish more books by Henry E Prante

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I still have a lot to learn about this WordPress technology and will be re-vamping this site so please excuse all the adjustments.

In addition to all this, I am getting the new books ready to be published.

I am also considering a re-print of Great Hunting Adventures Vol I in paperback form from Create A Space or… and would love to know if you would be interested in a full series collection.

I know my Dad would have loved to know other like-minded hunters and outdoors individuals could vicariously experience his thrill of the hunt, in between their own hunting adventures, as would I, so leave me a message please.

Anyhow, thanks you again for your interest.

Hella Prante

Ray Prante’s fishing trip with the McIlvaney’s for Northern Pike and Lake Trout

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He looks like he is having a fun time!

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My brother Ray went north to meet up with our family friends, Chris and Jim McIlvaney who used to live in Port Coquitlam years ago but moved up north to the Yukon and never looked back. I can’t say as … Continue reading →

Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam and BC history along with Henry E. Prante’s stories

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I have in my possession a phenomenal amount of documents in the form of new clippings, notes, photos and slides along with all of Henry’s notebooks and other personal data. The cataloguing of it will take some time. If there are any historians out there who would be interested in assisting me with this, I would be delighted.