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Rancocas
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What has become of Mark A. Baker?
Those of us interested in traditional muzzleloading and reenacting know of Mark. He used to write a regular column in Muzzleloader Magazine. He has also authored several books, perhaps the best known of which is "Sons of a Trackless Forest". I think he is a high school English teacher by profession.
I last saw him at the Ft. Loudoun Trade Faire, near Vanore, TN some years ago now. I bought his book; "Sons of a Trackless Forest" directly from him at that time, and he signed it for me. The value of that book has skyrocketed since then.
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He seems to have dropped out of sight over the last few years. I would really like to know what has become of him.
Those of us interested in traditional muzzleloading and reenacting know of Mark. He used to write a regular column in Muzzleloader Magazine. He has also authored several books, perhaps the best known of which is "Sons of a Trackless Forest". I think he is a high school English teacher by profession.
I last saw him at the Ft. Loudoun Trade Faire, near Vanore, TN some years ago now. I bought his book; "Sons of a Trackless Forest" directly from him at that time, and he signed it for me. The value of that book has skyrocketed since then.
~)He seems to have dropped out of sight over the last few years. I would really like to know what has become of him.
