Louisiana Part 8
 

This morning was nice. 54 degrees and a 8K breeze building to 15. Cloudy,and warmed up to 76. Bag 2 specklebellies,1 pintail,1 greenwing teal and 2 Spoonbills.I had a fine time.The first split ends tomorrow and Pam and I are goilg to Texas then on Dec 17 it is Charleston, SC for Deer hunting with dogs and "birds" off of horseback.I will keep you informed.

Sounds like a great morning. We also do the deer hunting with the drivers on horseback just below Charleston...there is nothing like it. Loved the few articles I have read about Avery Island, seems like a paradise.

Colleton Ct.around Green Pond ?

Yes sir

tell us a little about the hunts on horse back...what type of guns used rifle or shotgun...i too like hunting with dogs havenot done it for a few seasons but it is a thrill to me expect hunting on horse back would add to excitement.... charlie

From page 129-132 is a decent excerpt about deer hunting in South Carolina. It was written by Ben Moise and is an excellent book called Ramblings of a Lowcountry Gamewarden.

http://books.google.com/books?id=4od...page&q&f=false

I know Ben well and respect him.I hope he will be hunting with us that day.

this was some good reading..bet the old wardin is a legend in his part of the world...thanks fellas.... charlie

I lived in South Carolina for a year and barely fired a shotgun. Why couldn't I have run into guys like that when I was suffering in Easley?


Destry

When was that?