There is supposed to be a really good BBQ joint around Hemingway called Scott's, I think. I have never tried that and want to.

Sounds like lunch to me :whistle:

That is right. And a good seafood place in Georgetown for dinner. Rick often has pretty good food too, so there will be options

Rick's food is always great. He is a fine host, in every way.

Looks like I won't be able to get there. My birthday is on the 13th, and the powers that be have decided there will be a birthday celebration here that Saturday. Something was already planned for the previous weekend, too, so I'm outta luck for this year. :crying:

If I could only be in two places at the same time ...........

Stan, yesterday, October 1, was my birthday. I shot skeet, Chinese trap in the morning, attended a 1000 table gun show in the afternoon, and had fried quail for dinner. You have to know your priorities.

Bill - You, I, and Jimmy Carter share a birthday. 2 out of 3 ain't bad.

I have been to Scott's. The BBQ is good, the place is a little hole in the wall, no seating. I ordered a pork sandwich and it came in a styrofoam container w/ two slices of bread. Big D's is better only open Fri& Sat 11a to 9p. The best bet is Hog Heaven will most likely have their trailer at Backwoods and they have BBQ pork and chicken and other items on the menu.

Contrary to popular belief my top priority at these things isn’t the shooting but rather the EATING :whistle: All jokes aside the eating and the experience are just as important to me as the shooting .

I likes me some pulled pork with VIRGINIA style barbecue sauce . But I likes me some chicken with any version barbecue sauce more . My father was stationed at an Air Force base in Savanah sometime back in the mid 50’s . He claimed barbecued beef was nothing unusual down there then . He claimed just about every little mom and pop gas station had a hunk of beef or a piggie on a spit turning in a glass house looking thing . Of course that was before McDonalds :whistle:

He is right