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    <address>6100 Sumter 24</address>
    <city>Emelle</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-07-19T19:27:24Z</created-at>
    <description>The Triple D Ranch has the cure for your outdoor addiction, whether it's hunting or fishing. We offer hunts for doves, ducks, deer, hogs and turkey. There are 5 bass lakes for catch-and-release fishing. The Triple D is located on 3,000 acres in the famed Black Belt region of Sumter County, AL. 

Our land is intensively managed for wildlife. There are over 1,000 acres of hardwoods for wildlife habitat. </description>
    <directions>Our Central Alabama location is very convenient:  45 minutes from Demopolis or Meridian, MS
&#8226;1 hour from Tuscaloosa or Philadelphia, MS (casinos)
&#8226;1.5 hours from Birmingham
&#8226;2 hours from Jackson, MS
&#8226;2.5 hours from Mobile</directions>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-07-24T16:23:49Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.hunttripled.com</website>
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  <facility>
    <address>Rt 2 Box 180</address>
    <city>Browns</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-07-29T23:08:33Z</created-at>
    <description>Briarpatch Hunting Preserve is located 10 miles south of Marion, Perry County, on the Blackbelt Prairie in west-central Alabama.

Guided quail hunts are given from October 1 to March 31. If you do not have your own dogs do not worry, we will supply dogs and a guide.

Briarpatch Preserve has no sleeping accommodations but Marion (10 miles) and Selma  have numerous motels and bed-and-breakfast places.

Briarpatch hunters receive a discount both for hunting and for accommodations when staying at the Donavan Inn in Marion.For Information on the Donavan Inn call Thomas Wilson 334-683-6389 or e-mail wils5789@bellsouth.net 
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    <directions>25 miles west of Selma, Alabama 1/2 mile west of Hwy 5 &amp; 80 on the right.

10 mile south of Marion, Alabama on Hwy 5, turn west on Hwy 80 go 1/2 mile west' Preserve on the right. </directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>895 Mt. Moriah Dr.</address>
    <city>Forest Home</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-07-31T21:07:02Z</created-at>
    <description>We are a trophy Whitetail hunting operation.  We book small intimate groups for a more personal hunting experience.  </description>
    <directions>We are southeast of Montgomery about 70 miles.  Please see our website for more accurate directions.</directions>
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    <name>Troy's Hunt Club</name>
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    <address>P. O. Box</address>
    <city>Jachin</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-02T19:46:37Z</created-at>
    <description>Custom hunting is offered on 30,000 acres of prime deer habitat.  White tail deer and turkey are plentiful in the area. </description>
    <directions>The lodge is located at 843 Bent Creek Road, Halsell, AL.  This is approximately 15 mile south of York, 35 miles southeast of Meridian, MS and 120 miles north of Mobile.</directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>PO Box 443</address>
    <city>Uniontown</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-03T17:09:25Z</created-at>
    <description>Located in the famed hunting lands of the Alabama Black Belt, Cottonwoods invites its guests to experience the best in hunting complete with abundant game, first class lodging, unrivaled hospitality and fantastic Southern fare.

After the hunt, spend the rest of the afternoon fishing on our 40-acre bass lake or take the opportunity to unwind in the plush comfort of our impressive lodge.

The heart pine floors, stone fireplace and custom built bar are just some of the amenities that make The Cottonwoods great room the perfect place to spend the evening after a bountiful day afield. Sit back, relax and enjoy a true Southern cooked meal as you get away from the stress of life with a relaxing stay here at The Cottonwoods. </description>
    <directions>From Birmingham:
Take I-59/20 toward Tuscaloosa
Take exit #97, West Blocton/ Centreville exit
Follow signs for Highway 5 South
Continue on Hwy 5 South through Centreville and Marion
Approximately 10-15 miles from Marion turn onto County Road 12 (CR12)
Travel 4.5 miles and turn right onto dirt road at the Cottonwoods sign
Go &#190; mile and take first left through the double red gates&lt;br&gt;
&lt;br&gt;
From Montgomery:
Take Highway 80 west
Once through Selma take Highway 5 North
After approximately 4-5 miles, turn left on County Road 12 (CR12)
Travel 4.5 miles and turn right onto dirt road at the Cottonwoods sign
Go &#190; mile and take first left through the double red gates&lt;br&gt;
&lt;br&gt;
From Tuscaloosa:
Take Highway 69 South to Greensboro
Once in Greensboro turn left on Highway 14
At edge of town turn right onto Highway 61 South
Travel through Newbern and into Uniontown
Turn left at the Methodist church onto North Street
Continue straight through two stop signs
From second stop sign, travel 3.3 miles and turn left onto dirt road at Cottonwoods sign
Go &#190; mile and take first left through the double red gates </directions>
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    <name>The Cottonwoods Sportsman's Lodge</name>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T20:46:46Z</updated-at>
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  <facility>
    <address>69 Westervelt Circle</address>
    <city>Aliceville</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-04T23:42:55Z</created-at>
    <description>Since its establishment in 1951, Westervelt Lodge has been considered some of the best white-tailed deer hunting in the southeast.  Located near Aliceville(Pickens County)along the Tombigbee River, our 10,000 acres of rich bottomland and mixed pine hardwood forest is the some of the best white-tailed deer, Eastern wild turkey, and bobwhite quail habitat you can find.

     Westervelt Lodge offers full service dove hunts, archery and rifle hunts for white-tailed deer, and unmatched upland wingshooting.  Our conference facilities, equipped with all the necessary AV equipment and supplies, are capable of handling any and all of your corporate meeting, training, or team building needs.

     For privacy and comfort, our guests enjoy private room and bath with king size beds and daily housekeeping services. We can accommodate 10 overnight guests in our main lodge and four guest in our Liar&#8217;s Lair Lodge. The Liar&#8217;s Lair is equipped with all the comforts of our main lodge and is perfect for couples, smaller parties, or business associates who need privacy for after0dinner meetings. We can also offer double occupancy if needed for larger parties, increasing capacity to 25 guests.

     Whether you&#8217;re planning a getaway with family and friends or looking for the perfect way to entertain clients and strengthen those ever so important business relationships, nothing can compare to the privacy and solitude of a trip to Westervelt Lodge.

     Please visit our website or give us a call for pricing and more information on all of our hunting and business conference opportunities.  
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    <directions>Driving directions are available on our website.</directions>
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    <photo2-description>This is where the majic happens.  Stories are told with past hunts and hunting partners remembered.</photo2-description>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T22:17:24Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.westerveltlodge.com</website>
    <zip>35475</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>Perry Co. Hwy 38</address>
    <city>Marion</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T13:22:49Z</created-at>
    <description>Donavan Lakes Fishing Club is open to the public for annual membership.  We have nine lakes ranging from 40 to 6 acres.  The Club is on the rich soil of the Black Belt Prairie.  Four lakes are 15 years old; five lakes are six years old.

Lakes contain structure and are stocked with Northern x Florida hybrid largemouth bass.  Lakes contain Threadfin Shad, Golden Shiners, Coppernose Bream, Shellcracker and Bluegull Bream (no crappie). Three lakes are stocked with Gizzard Shad. There are 17 fishing piers, camping areas, 1,000 acreas of nature...outstanding birding.

Donavan Inn is on  the property and is available for public rent.  Club members get a discount on renting the Inn.  http://donavaninn.com/

We have family deer hunting associated with the Donavan Inn.
http://donavaninn.com/hunting2.htm</description>
    <directions>Waypoint: N 32-33.385 W 087-18.656

The Donavan Lakes are located five miles south of Marion, Perry County.  From Mairon going South, take Hwy 5 for 4 miles; turn left on Perry Co. Hwy 38; travel 2 miles on Hwy 38 and the Donavan Lakes sign and gate are on the left.</directions>
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    <photo5-title>Hudson Wilson with big Swamp Lake bass</photo5-title>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T18:12:14Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://donavanlakes.org/</website>
    <zip>36756</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>2621 Hwy 223</address>
    <city>Union Springs</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T14:46:46Z</created-at>
    <description>At Greenway Sportsman Club, careful wildlife management has created one of Alabama's finest hunting opportunities, offering deer, turkey, quail and pheasant hunting. We also offer trophy bass and bream fishing in some of the best privately-owned lakes in the Southeast. If you enjoy sporting clays, we have a fully-automated five stand. Shooting lessons are available from our certified instructor. 

You'll find our lodging to be very comfortable and our home-style southern meals are truly something to brag about. We welcome corporate retreats, family vacations, or individual hunts. Southern hospitality and a great time are guaranteed &#8211; you'll want to return again and again. 
</description>
    <directions>We are located 2 1/2 miles south of Union Springs on Hwy 223 in Bullock County, Alabama. We are only a forty five minute drive from Montgomery, Auburn, Troy and Eufaula, Al., and Columbus, Ga. 
</directions>
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    <name>Greenway Sportsman Club</name>
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    <photo4-description>Greenway host's international groups as well. This group was all the way from Korea</photo4-description>
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    <photo4-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-11T16:16:57Z</photo4-updated-at>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-11T16:20:23Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.greenwaysportsmanclub.com</website>
    <zip>36089</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>13096 CR 14</address>
    <city>Union Springs</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T17:53:12Z</created-at>
    <description>Alabama's #1 gun lodge offers three day minimum hunts on over 9000 acres of prestine property.  Private accommodations are available for every group with private bath and DirecTv.  All meals and guide assistance is provided with no additional cost for handling game.  Bag limits include multiple bucks and does including all hogs, coyote and bobcat at one price.  

Father/Son hunts start at $2395 for both hunters with two guns. (Limited Availability) 

Service is our priority.  Our professional staff will make sure your trip is your best to date.  Wether it is bucks, gobblers, boars or bass we got the game to make you smile. </description>
    <directions>Blues Old Stand, Alabama is how it is listed on a GPS, Google or Mapquest.

We are located 12 miles south of Union Springs just off of Hwy 29.  45 minutes SE of Montgomery at the crossroads of Hwy 29/CR 14 and CR 19.</directions>
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    <name>Master Rack Lodge</name>
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    <photo5-title>Ron Watts of Georgia</photo5-title>
    <photo5-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T18:37:30Z</photo5-updated-at>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-05T22:17:27Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.masterracklodge.com</website>
    <zip>36089</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>1001 BROCKWAY RD4</address>
    <city>Aliceville</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-06T02:27:06Z</created-at>
    <description>Big coveys such as this are a common sight at Cameron's Quail Preserve. We have tried to enhance the quality of birds that are used on the preserve. By turning the birds out and working dogs on them daily during the off-season, our birds are flying hard and fast by the time the hunters come in. We believe that keeping strong coveys on the hunting preserve is a must.

We believe in keeping things simple. Everything done here is done for quality and competition with the wild birds that the Lord has put on this earth. 

There are three things that we try to maintain on the preserve: 

A quality hunt with hard flying quail for our hunters.

A quality dog training facility and program, featuring the greatest puppy training available.

We strive to have a clean comfortable, relaxing home-like lodging with the best southern cooking you can find. 

We are located right on the banks of the Tombigbee River. The lodge is of cedar logs and has a home-like feel that will put you at ease after a exciting, triger pulling day of quail hunting.</description>
    <directions>From Tuscaloosa: I-59/20 to Aliceville exit, take Hwy. 14 to Clinton. Stay straight! Hwy 39 begins (14 turns 90 degrees to right) continue straight on Hwy. 39 to Gainsville. Pick up 116 for 3 miles, at the first right take Hwy 85 to the Lodge (10 miles on the left).

From Meridian: 1-59/20 to York exit. Take Hwy 17 north to Panola turnoff. Take Hwy. 34 to the Lodge (6 miles) on left.

From Columbus: Hwy. 69 to Alabama state line which becomes Hwy. 14 to Aliceville. Then Hwy. 17 south to Hwy. 85 on left. Stay on Hwy. 85 for 10 miles to the Lodge on right.
</directions>
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    <name>Cameron Quail Preserve</name>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T22:22:50Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.cameronquailpreserve.com</website>
    <zip>35442</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>9022 US Hwy 80 West</address>
    <city>Tyler</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-06T18:13:06Z</created-at>
    <description> Located in the heart of Alabama's "Trophy Black Belt", Southern Sportsman Hunting Lodge offers some of the best outdoor recreational
experiences possible.  
   Experience the thrill of a covey of quail rising beneath you, sharpen your shooting skills with sporting clays, listen to the first gobble of the morning in the spring woods, or the anticipation of your whitetail buck as you hear his steady approach to your stand.
   Plan a hunt with your family and friends, a corporate retreat for your best clients and co-workers, or just come and get away from it all.
   Southern Sportsman Hunting Lodge has attracted serious and professional hunters including Michael Waddell, Jackie Bushman, Paul Butski, Billy Macoy, Barry Wensel, Ben Lee, Dick Kirby, Pete Shepley, Bo Jackson, and Dale Earnheart just to name a few. Southern Sportsman is the preferred film location for many hunting videos on the market today.
   Great hunting, fine southern style cooking, excellent lodge facilities, practice ranges, experienced guides, and plenty of good old southern hospitality and you have a place every serious outdoorsman has to check out.
All guests are welcomed to fish in the lodge pond. </description>
    <directions>From Montgomery: 
Follow I-65 south to Hwy 80 West. Go past Dannelly Field Airport approximately 25 miles and Southern Sportsman Hunting Lodge will be on the right. Look for the lodge sign on Hwy 80.</directions>
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    <name>Southern Sportsman Hunting Lodge</name>
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    <photo1-description>Bob Walker(Walkers Game Ear), Paul Butski (Butski Game Calls), and Michael Waddell(The Bone Collector)</photo1-description>
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    <photo1-title>Successful 2008 Deer Hunt!</photo1-title>
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    <photo2-description>The original Bone Collector(Michael Waddell), Paul Butski(Butski Game Calls), Jim Mason and Dave Lyon(Lodge owners) with a Alabama Swamp Thunder Chicken!! Hunt was aired on The Outdoor Channel recent Realtree Road Trips episode.</photo2-description>
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    <photo2-title>Awesome 2008 Spring Turkey Hunt!!</photo2-title>
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    <photo3-description>Southern Sportsman is the preferred corporate meeting place for numerous businesses and a great place to have dinner parties, wedding receptions, etc.</photo3-description>
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    <photo4-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-07T17:18:28Z</photo4-updated-at>
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    <photo5-title>Another successful deer hunt</photo5-title>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T16:22:24Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.southernhunting.com</website>
    <zip>36785</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>311 West Pushmataha Street</address>
    <city>Butler</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-06T22:59:21Z</created-at>
    <description>Pushmataha Plantation is located in the prime wildlife habitat of Choctaw County, Alabama which offers the sportsman considerable opportunity to pursue a trophy deer, Eastern turkey or wild boar. We hunt over 16,000 acres which are managed with the goal of giving our guests the opportunity to harvest a trophy animal.

A 12,000 square foot lodge constructed in 2007 offers 15 spacious private rooms each with a private bath, a 2,700 square foot great room, and a 900 square foot commercial kitchen. Adjacent to the main lodge is our "Scout" cabin which is almost 100 years old but has been refurbished to offer all of the comforts of home.

Our turkey and deer hunts will allow you to experience true Pushmataha hospitality at its best. We serve three traditional Southern style meals each day featuring some of Alabama's finest cooks.

Come join us for a memorable wildlife adventure where you will experience the upmost in Southern hospitality.</description>
    <directions>See our website at www.alahunt.com for directions to our lodge.</directions>
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    <name>Pushmataha Plantation LLC</name>
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    <photo1-title>Skeet shooting between hunts</photo1-title>
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    <photo2-description>Father and son hunting together + 2 great guides = 2 killed turkeys</photo2-description>
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    <photo2-title>Buddy &amp; Miles Coates</photo2-title>
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    <photo3-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-06T23:54:03Z</photo3-updated-at>
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    <photo4-description>The Loopers from North Carolina that visit us every year</photo4-description>
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    <photo4-title>Father &amp; son deer hunt trip</photo4-title>
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    <photo5-description>Long time customer from New Orleans and his friend who kills the big one!</photo5-description>
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    <photo5-title>Barry's friend got the big one!</photo5-title>
    <photo5-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-06T23:50:56Z</photo5-updated-at>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T16:22:38Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.alahunt.com</website>
    <zip>36904</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>71 County Road 432</address>
    <city>Sardis</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-07T13:34:47Z</created-at>
    <description>   Oyster Ridge is 1600 acres of outdoor paradise located in the heart of the Blackbelt.  When row crops began to fade away, pine trees soon took their place on the family farm.  Today, there are 1300 acres of loblolly and longleaf pine trees.  The rest of the acreage is for foodplots for deer and grain fields for dove, turkey, and quail. We have a lot to offer here at Oyster Ridge. From hunting and fishing trips, birdwatching, four wheeler rides, and youth/business retreats at the cabin.  The opportunities are endless.  We want everyone to be able to experience the Blackbelt and what it has to offer. 
   When you step into the bottom below the cabin, you will understand where the name "Oyster Ridge" comes from. It is littered with thousands and thousands of 65 million year old fossilized oyster shells. They truly are a thing of beauty and will make you appreciate the diversity of the Blackbelt and what we have to offer even more.
    </description>
    <directions>Oyster Ridge is located 18 miles south of Selma and 45 miles west of Montgomery in Pleasant Hill, Alabama.  </directions>
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    <name>Oyster Ridge</name>
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    <photo1-description>Beautiful view from the balcony.</photo1-description>
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    <photo1-title>View overlooking Cedar Creek Bottom</photo1-title>
    <photo1-updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T17:10:32Z</photo1-updated-at>
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    <photo2-title> Trophy bucks from last season</photo2-title>
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    <photo3-title> Isham Bottom Lake</photo3-title>
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    <photo4-description>Where our creek branch meets Dry Cedar Creek. This are offers great fishing and ATV area.</photo4-description>
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    <photo4-title>"Meeting point"</photo4-title>
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    <photo5-description>These ancient fossils can be found all over the Oyster Ridge property.</photo5-description>
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    <photo5-title>Exogyra </photo5-title>
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    <publish-state>Published</publish-state>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-10T17:12:08Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.oysterridge.com</website>
    <zip>36775</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>1442 St. Mark Church Road</address>
    <city>Hurtsboro</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-07T16:37:22Z</created-at>
    <description>Enon is a biblical term meaning "land of much water" or "land of many springs."

Alive with history and tradition, Enon Plantation is without a doubt Alabama's finest hunting and conference retreat.  For over 90 years, Enon has welcomed distinguished guests from all over the world to enjoy first-class recreation and classic tradition in an unprecedented southern plantation style atmosphere.

Enon Plantation offers true plantation style quail hunting by horseback and mule drawn wagon, bowhunting only for whitetail deer, and a select number of turkey hunts.

Enon Plantation is located in the gentle rolling hills of Bullock County, Alabama just outside the town of Hurtsboro.  We invite you to experience true southern hospitality and hunting at Enon Plantation!</description>
    <directions>DIRECTIONS FROM ATLANTA, GA:
Follow I-85 South into Alabama until you reach Opelika/Hurtsboro exit 60.   Take a left off of the exit ramp onto Highway 51.  Follow Highway 51 for approximately 25 to 30 minutes until you reach a 4-way intersection for the town of Hurtsboro.  There will be a welcome sign for the town at this intersection.  Take a right and continue on Highway 51 for approximately 9 miles until you see a sign for County Road 106 on your left.  Take a left onto County Road 106 and follow it for approximately 2 miles until it dead-ends into the entrance of Enon Plantation.

DIRECTIONS FROM BIRMINGHAM, AL:
Follow 280 East to Opelika.  In Opelika get on I-85 and follow it for one exit to the Opelika/Hurtsboro exit 60.  Take a left off of the exit ramp onto Highway 51.  Follow Highway 51 for approximately 25 to 30 minutes until you reach a 4-way intersection for the town of Hurtsboro.  There will be a welcome sign for the town at this intersection.  Take a right and continue on Highway 51 for approximately 9 miles until you see a sign for County Road 106 on your left.  Take a left onto County Road 106 and follow it for approximately 2 miles until it dead-ends into the entrance of Enon Plantation.

DIRECTIONS FROM MONTGOMERY, AL:
Follow Highway 82 East through Union Springs. Continue on 82 past Union Springs for approximately 10 miles until you see signs for Highway 51 north.  Take a left on Highway 51 and continue for approximately 4-5 miles until you see a sign for County Road 106 on your right.  Take a right onto County Road 106 and continue for approximately 2 miles until it dead-ends into the entrance of Enon Plantation.

DIRECTIONS FROM PHENIX CITY, AL/COLUMBUS, GA:
Follow Hwy 431 South towards Seale, Alabama.  Take a right off of Hwy 431 onto Hwy 26, towards Union Springs and Hurtsboro, AL.  Follow Hwy 26 to Hurtsboro, where Hwy 26 turns into Hwy 51 South, and continue straight.  From Hurtsboro go approximately 9 miles until you see a sign for County Road 106 on your left.  Take a left onto County Road 106 and follow it for approximately 2 miles until it dead-ends into the entrance of Enon Plantation.</directions>
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    <description>Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Sports Club is dedicated to the promoting the shooting sports. The Club offers skeet, wobble trap, 5-stand, 2 sporting clays courses, archery practice field, a 3-D archery course, and continental pheasant hunts. </description>
    <directions>1.5 miles North of Northern Blvd. on Lower Wetumpka Road.

From I-85 go north on the Eastern Blvd. approximately 7 miles to Alabama River Parkway and turn right. At the first traffic light, turn right onto Lower Wetumpka Road. Go 1.2 miles to club, which is on the right.

From I-65 take the Northern Blvd. Exit 173 (you can only go east) and go approximately 3.25 miles to the Lower Wetumpka Road exit and go North, or left, for approximately 2 miles. Club is on the right.</directions>
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    <address>200 Pa-Ko Plantation Road</address>
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    <description>Pa-Ko Plantation welcomes you to more than 5,000 unspoiled, family-owned acres near Midway, all managed through three generations for a heart-pounding hunt.  You'll find game in abundance, superior terrain, and staff who roll expertise and Southern hospitality into one.  More than 95% of our deer hunters return for one reason, Pa-Ko's hunts are simply best in class.  We manage our land and herds to produce trophy-size bucks.  Our knowledgeable guides work with small groups or even one-on-one to assure safety and success, even for the novice.  Our deer limits are as generous as it gets - 1 buck plus 2 does per hunt.  Choose bow (beginning mid-October) or firearm hunts (mid-November - January) always customized to your needs.  We depart early and hunt late, feed you delicious home cooked meals and strive to provide a first class hunting experience.  We'll also see to every detail of your harvest, from de-boning and packing the meat for your cooler to preparing your trophy for transport home.  </description>
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    <description>Cedar Creek Plantation is a family owned and operated hunting preserve located in the northwest part of Butler County.  The land consists of about 2000 acres which is adjacent to the Robent Trent Golf Course, Cambrian Ridge. Cedar Creek runs through the middle of the property providing senic views and great wildlife habitat. The creek basin contains the southern reaches of Alabama's Black Belt. This area of rich dark soil is famous for the cotton that was grown on it in the past and for the  deer and turkey that are grown on it today.
The land has been enjoyed by our family and friends since the 1930's. Come join us.</description>
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    <address>104 Lakepoint Drive</address>
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    <description>The picturesque 1,220 acre Lakepoint State Park offers year round hotel (renovated in 2009), cabin, and camping accommodations, an 18-hole golf course, 2 boat access sites, a fully stocked marina, and many more attractions. It is easy to see why Lakepoint State Park hosts fishing tournaments nearly every weekend. The park also has catch-and-release facilities available for tournament organizations to reserve.</description>
    <directions>Lakepoint State Park is located in east Alabama off US Highway 431 on beautiful Lake Eufaula about 7 miles north of the city of Eufaula, Alabama
~ about 90 miles east of Montgomery, Alabama
~ about 40 miles south of Columbus, Georgia
~ about 60 miles north of Dothan, Alabama

Latitude 31.9873586 (31&#176; 59' 14.491") N
Longitude -85.1130291 (-85&#176; 6' 46.9048") W
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    <description>We are a small time hunting business that claims to be the number one DOVE hunting destination in the southeast. We have focused on doves for over 30 years. We have around 15 fields in the Faunsdale area that are planted just for doves and are maintained all year long. We have a long list of satisfied customers some of which have been hunting with us since the beginning. We also have deer hunting on a small scale and some duck and release quail hunting. Our facility has double occupancy rooms with private bathroom. All meals are home cooked by my wife and we do all the entertaining ourselves. Your satisfaction is very important to us.
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    <address>285 Deer Run Dr</address>
    <city>Camden</city>
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    <description>Rolling along the 22,000-acre Dannelly Reservoir, this 236-acre park features a nine-hole golf course with clubhouse, spacious vacation cottages, modern campground with bathhouse and laundry, and a scenic picnic area with tables, grills, pavilions and comfort station. With fishing so popular in the reservoir, the park also provides boat launching facilities.</description>
    <directions>Roland Cooper State Park is located near Camden, Alabama (Wilcox County) on Millers Ferry Reservoir.
~ about 130 miles south of Birmingham, Alabama
~ about 75 miles west of Montgomery, Alabama
~ about 100 miles east of Meridian, Mississippi  </directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>624 Holt Cemetery Road</address>
    <city>Thomaston</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-11T17:29:30Z</created-at>
    <description>DeerSmith is a hunting, fishing, and wildlife management company.  We specialize in designing custom hunting and fishing adventures throughout the Black Belt. We create adventures to specifically meet our clients' criteria. We also work with landowners and lessees of recreational properties on developing and implementing strategies to enhance the hunting and fishing opportunities on their property. Give us a call today to begin your adventure through the Black Belt of Alabama.</description>
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  <facility>
    <address>11440 Hwy 82 / P.O. Box 629</address>
    <city>Union Springs</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-12T02:27:27Z</created-at>
    <description> An Outdoorsman's Dream Come True...Deer, Turkey, Hogs, Quail, Fishing or combos... Great Southern Outdoors' 6000 acre Plantation is located in the Black Belt Region of Bullock County, Alabama. This plantation offers quality managed whitetail deer hunting in an area of Alabama which is host to the largest population of deer in the state. Great Southern Outdoors is also home to countless flocks of Eastern Bronze Turkeys...and if that's not enough to test your skills, you can also try your luck at the massive wild hogs that free range on the plantation.
Great Southern Outdoors has a lot to offer when it comes to traditional Bobwhite quail hunting. Home of the All You Can Shoot Quail Tournaments where sportsmen of all ages will enjoy the excitement of working with seasoned, well-trained pointers adn professional guides dedicated to making their hunt the best it can be. These events are 2 1/2 days of pure shooting pleasure with winners walking away with gread prized of shotguns, clothing, shells, and their name on the prestigious trophy.

In addition to year-around hunting opportunities, Great Southern Oudoors' guest enjoy fishing on their lakes chock ful of largemouth bass, blue gill, crappie and catfish. 

Corporate Meetings, Weddings, Receptions, Reunions, Parties...

Whatever your pleasure or your dream, Great Southern Outdoors is eager and excited to serve you, your family, and friends a healty dose of down-home southern hospitality. If you are looking for a place to host a large number of people with a quiet laid back atmosphere...they've got it. Let Great Southern Outdoors host your group completely or just provide the location, either way you'll be a winner. They offer packages to suit your group's needs and budget. From the very simple, to top of the line, including valet parking. Whatever your needs may be, let Great Southern Outdoors make it simple for you.
 
Hunting &amp; Fishing Types: 
Bow Hunting 
Gun Hunting 
Deer Hunting 
Turkey Hunting 
Dove Hunting 
Quail Hunting 
Chukar Hunting 
Hog Hunting 
Pheasant Hunting 
Largemouth Bass Fishing 
Bream/Shell Cracker Fishing 
Smallmouth Bass Fishing 
Crappie Fishing 
Catfish Fishing 
 
Amenities: 
Overnight Lodging 
Meals 
Meeting Facilities 
Kennels Available 
Sporting Clays 
Wedding/Reception 
Private Parties 
Photography 
Disability Services 
Church Retreats 
 
   
  
</description>
    <directions>DRIVING DIRECTIONS

FROM BIRMINGHAM, AL:
I-65 in Montgomery to I-85 toward Atlanta. Take the Taylor Rd. Exit. Turn right on Taylor Rd. Proceed to the dead end. This is Hwy 231. Turn Left on 231 proceed to Hwy 82. Turn Left on Hwy 82 ( there will be an Exxon Station on your left) continue 18 miles (when you see mile marker 190 you have 1/2 mile to go) look to the right and you will see our sign. Turn in and follow the gravel road up to the office.


FROM MONTGOMERY, AL:

Take 231 South to Hwy 82. Turn Left on Hwy 82 continue 18 miles (when you see mile marker 190 you have 1/2 mile to go)  look to the right and you will see our sign. Turn in and follow the gravel road up to the Office.

FROM ATLANTA, GA:

Take I-85 South to Exit 51 (Hwy 29 to Tuskeegee) Continue through Tuskeegee (when you get to the town square in Tuskeegee highway 29 turns left) on to Union Springs. In Union Springs Hwy 29 intersects with Hwy 82. Turn to the right on Hwy 82 West and continue about 7 miles. (as a marker&#8230;you will pass Hwy 22 on your left and you will have less than a mile to go) You will see our sign on the left. Turn in and follow the gravel road up to the Office.

FROM South Florida:
 Take I-75 to I-10 .Take I-10 west to US 231.
Take US 231 North Through Dothan, AL and Ozark, AL continue to the Brundidge cut-off (Hwy 93). Turn to the Right on Hwy 93, go approximately 10 miles, you will see Hwy 223 on your right. Turn right on Hwy 223, go approximately 21.5 miles you will see Hwy 22 on your Left. Turn Left on 22 and go to the dead end 
( approx 3 miles).This will be Hwy 82. Turn Left on Hwy 82 and go less than 1 mile. (you will cross 2 bridges right together, the second one will be Bughall Creek) Look directly to the left and you will see our sign. Turn in and follow the gravel road to the Office.
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    <address>Rt 2 Box 249</address>
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    <description>3,000 acres of unpressured hunting land in Perry County, Alabama.  We offer hunting on 1,100 acres of corn and soy bean crop land and the rest in timber land.  1,300 acres are specifically set aside for bow hunters.  </description>
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  <facility>
    <address>2742 Melvin Road</address>
    <city>Gilbertown</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-18T21:44:14Z</created-at>
    <description>Water Valley Lodge is the destination for outdoorsmen looking for a first class hunting operation. Located in rural Choctaw County, Alabama, Water Valley offers whitetail deer hunting, Eastern turkey hunting, quail hunting and wild hog hunting.

During your deer hunt at Water Valley Lodge, you will find at least four things to be true: we are efficient and organized, our land and game is plentiful,   the terrain is varied and we have plenty of great comfortable stands. 

Our days start at 4:00am with a cup of coffee and breakfast in the Dining Hall. At 4:50am we move to the Boot Room where your hunting gear is already organized and in storage in a secure private locker. After you are dressed and geared up, step outside the boot room where our custom build 4x4 vans will be waiting. Your guide will tell you where you are headed for the morning hunt and which van to get in and you will be on your way.

Mid morning your guide will pick you up (unless you have made the decision to hunt all day) and everyone will head to the lodge Boot Room, put away gear and guns then enjoy a short rest and some lunch. As soon as that plate of cookies, hot out of the oven hs been served with a tall glass of milk, it should be about 1:00pm and time to head out again for the afternoon hunt. 

At dark, the guides will pick up all hunters, assist in locating wounded game and get everyone back to the Boot Room and Skinning Shed. After unloading hunters to the Boot Room and animals to the Skinning Shed, fires will be lit and supper served. The remainder of the evening is yours...join us by the campfire, play a game of pool or cards in the lounge, or retire to the privacy of your room for a restful night's sleep. 


Turkey Hunting at Water Valley Lodge offers hunters a unique opportunity to match skills against the wiliest game bird of them all, the Eastern wild turkey.

Hog Hunting at Water Valley Lodge is included on all deer hunts. If one chooses to hunt hogs outside of deer season, the month of February stands supreme. During February it is still cold and the pressure of deer season is overhere is no limit on hogs at Water Valley and the season is 12 months a year. We hog hunt from October 1 to May 1. We do not hunt hogs with dogs at Water Valley Lodge. We hunt hogs from deer stands. We will be there before daylight 'till mid morning on cool days and will start our afternoon hunt in the mid to late afternoon until dark.

Your hog hunting packages includes meals, lodging, on site transportation as well as skinning, cleaning, quartering your kills and packing them on ice for your return home. Our hog hunts are semi-guided hunts.

Upland bird hunting at Water Valley Lodge is another activity that provides lots of enjoyment for our guests. We provide all the elements necessary for an enjoyable hunt; plentiful coveys, well trained, disciplined dogs and experienced guides in a nautral setting.


A Southern picnic lunch comes with both half-day (9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00-4:00 pm) hunts. 

At Water Valley we do not limit the number of birds you may take. Wingshooting is unlimited. At the end of each half day hunt, each hunter will be given 10 Alabama quail, cleaned, packaged and frozen. Our full day hunters will receive 20 birds, ready for your trip home. 
Water Valley Lodge offers quail hunting from October 1 through December 23. We resume hunting again February 1 and hunt through March 31. </description>
    <directions>Please visit our website at www.watervalleylodge.com for directions.</directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>1139 Old UnionRoad</address>
    <city>Fitzpatrick, </city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-08-25T20:09:50Z</created-at>
    <description>Half Day / Full Day Quail hunts

Three day thropy deer Hunts.

Lodging with meals.

Accept non-hunting guest.

Facility avaliable for meetings, ect.</description>
    <directions>
Depart from Montgomery--Take Taylor Road

south.  Intersect Hwy 231 (Troy Hwy.),

Turn left(South) and go 8 miles. Turn

 Left(East)on Hwy 82 (Towards Union

 Springs). Go 12 miles turn left(south)

on Bullock County Hwy 37.(Old Union Rd.)

Go one mile, Turn into drive.  Ready

 for a good time.</directions>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-09-30T18:11:22Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.bucktrails.com</website>
    <zip>36029</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>County Rd 73</address>
    <city>Hardaway</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-09-09T22:50:59Z</created-at>
    <description>886 acres of hunting and fishing PARADISE located in Central Alabama's Black Belt region, well-known for quality whitetail deer hunting. This facility HAS IT ALL with a large number of mature deer, food plots, hardwood bottoms, permanent streams, shooting houses, tree stands, managed 120-acre lake and 20-acre lake loaded with huge bass and bream. Privately owned with nine years under management and feeding program....FIRST TIME OFFERED FOR PUBLIC HUNTING....Owner will guide each hunter and provide transportation to and from stands with delivery of deer to nearby processor. If requested, owner will also provide pickup and delivery to airports located in Montgomery, Atlanta &amp; Birmingham for a reasonable charge.
Hunters are allowed 1 buck (8 points or better &amp; inside spread must be outside ears) and a doe(may substitute one management buck for one doe with landowner approval.)
***Maximum number of hunters per day: 4 *** Food and lodging available for up to 6 people. All packages include fishing in managed lakes if desired. (Land owner will furnish boats and fishing equipment.) **Alabama hunting &amp; fishing license information is available at 
www.outdooralabama.com .**
</description>
    <directions>From Montgomery

Take I-85 North to exit 22 (Shorter exit) turn right -- go East on Hwy 80 approx 6.5 miles. 
Turn right on County road 13 -- go 2.5 miles and turn left on County road 19 -- go 2.0 miles;
Turn left on County road 73 (this is a dirt road); go approx. 1.5 miles and turn right into gate. 
There is a grey and yellow trailer on the left of county road 73 and our locked gate is on the right.
Owner will meet and provide entry.</directions>
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    <name>Bent Pine</name>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-12-08T17:35:21Z</updated-at>
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    <zip>36039</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>P.O. Box 316</address>
    <city>Notasulga</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-09-10T18:33:13Z</created-at>
    <description>Crooked Oaks Hunting Lodge is a 6-bedroom, 4-bath guesthouse. Upstairs bedrooms open onto &#8216;The Gallery&#8217;, which is lined with memorabilia from Coach Dye&#8217;s legendary 40 years in football.  In the Great Room you can relax in front of the stone fireplace and 60&#8221; television, or gather around the firepit on the patio behind the lodge. Two porches, with swings and plenty of rocking chairs, overlook a large pond. The dining area can seat 24 and the large kitchen is fully stocked. A covered hallway behind the lodge can be used to seat 100 more guests and the adjoining lawn can hold a 60x120 tent.
Walking trails wind through 740 acres of woods and fields and any assortment of wildlife might be encountered around the creeks, waterfalls, and ponds. Located a few miles off the Wire Road exit on I-85, Crooked Oaks is about 15 minutes from Jordan-Hare Stadium and about a 45 minute drive from Montgomery. </description>
    <directions>Private preserve; directions are given when reservations are confirmed.</directions>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-09-11T21:05:00Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.crookedoaks.com</website>
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  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>2000 South Main St.</address>
    <city>Linden</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-09-11T16:34:20Z</created-at>
    <description>We offer weekend fishing and hunting packages. Bass, turkey and deer.  These are all quality deer hunts or turkey hunts for a family or corporate retreat.
 
Lodging provided.
 
We also offer 1 or 2 day bass fishing packages in one of our managed bass lakes. $300/day/fisher for overnite package
 
Deer Hunts $600/day/hunter  Includes overnite lodging.
 
We also have hunting leases available on our website at www.tuttland.com</description>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2010-01-27T21:18:12Z</updated-at>
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  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>2045 County Rd. 56</address>
    <city>Beatrice</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-09-23T13:59:10Z</created-at>
    <description>Welcome to North Monroe County and the Village of Buena Vista Sportsman&#8217;s Lodge and Retreat.  Located in Alabama&#8217;s Black Belt, Buena Vista has some of the best hunting, best fishing, and most beautiful scenery anywhere in the State.   Come join us in one of the few remaining places in the Southeast where you can truly escape and enjoy some time in the beautiful outdoors.

We and our staff have been working for over a year renovating lodgings, building a first-class skeet shooting range, preparing the land, and instituting a first-class management program for our game.  Since we&#8217;re new, we&#8217;re offering some of the most attractive prices on hunting trips and our other activities, so book a hunt for your friends, family, or organization today!
</description>
    <directions>From the north (Montgomery):
1. Merge onto I-65 S via the exit on the LEFT toward MOBILE.  43.4 mi 
 
2. Take the AL-10 exit, EXIT 128, toward AL-10-TRUCK W/GREENVILLE/PINE APPLE.  0.3 mi
 
3. Turn RIGHT onto AL-10/PINEAPPLE HWY. Continue to follow AL-10.  17.7 mi 
 
4. Turn SLIGHT LEFT onto AL-47.  20.6 mi 
 
5. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto AL-265/BRYANT RD.  0.1 mi
 
6. Turn RIGHT onto AL-265/MAIN ST.  0.5 mi  
 
7. Turn RIGHT onto AL-265/WASHINGTON ST. Continue to follow AL-265.  3.7 mi

 

From the south (Mobile):
1. Take I-165 N.  4.6 mi  
 
2. Merge onto I-65 N via EXIT 1B toward MONTGOMERY.  48.1 mi
 
3. Take the AL-21 exit, EXIT 57, toward ATMORE/URIAH.  0.2 mi
 
4. Turn LEFT onto AL-21.  32.9 mi 
 
5. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto AL-21 BYP.  2.3 mi 
 
6. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto PINEVILLE RD/AL-21/AL-47. Continue to follow AL-21/AL-47.  16.3 mi 
 
7. Turn LEFT onto AL-265/BRYANT RD.  0.1 mi  
 
8. Turn RIGHT onto AL-265/MAIN ST.  0.5 mi  
 
9. Turn RIGHT onto AL-265/WASHINGTON ST. Continue to follow AL-265.  3.7 mi 

10. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto CR-56.  0.2 mi 
 
</directions>
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    <name>Village of Buena Vista Sportsman&#8217;s Lodge</name>
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    <photo4-description>Historical home refurbished and renovated with all the modern "creature comforts"</photo4-description>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-09-24T13:23:24Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.villageofbuenavista.net/</website>
    <zip>36425</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>37 Ridgeland</address>
    <city>Tuscaloosa</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-13T22:58:50Z</created-at>
    <description>Old South Plantation Quail Hunting. Horse hunt, Wagon hunt, and motorized vehicles available. Great Lodge accomodations with meals. Guides and hunting dogs provided with excellent hunting terrain. All day and half a day hunts available. Highly trained and friendly guides, and professional trained hunting dogs for all upland bird hunts. All upland bird hunts include safety orientation.</description>
    <directions>From Northport, Al take 82 West 19 miles turn left on highway 86 south to Carrollton, Al go 15 miles to Carrollton Court House, circle to the right and proceed on highway 86 west to Pickensville, Al. On 86 west proceed through Pickensville caution light and cross the TennTom Water Way. From the caution light the Lodge is 9.3 miles on the left.</directions>
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    <name>Sykes Plantation &amp; Blackhorse Lodge</name>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-10-14T16:43:47Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.lodgeatblackhorse.com</website>
    <zip>35406</zip>
  </facility>
  <facility>
    <address>21470 U.S. Highway 11 North</address>
    <city>Livingston</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-15T00:31:43Z</created-at>
    <description>P-Arrow Plantation has been extensively managed for game and fish for 30 years. Its owners Zina &amp; Drayton Pruitt offer hunting and fishing for individuals or for corporate retreats. It is on 2500 acres.

Located on the P-Arrow is over 100 acres of lakes for largemouth bass, crappie, and bream fishing. The P-Arrow is a prime location for exciting whitetail deer hunting from shooting houses overlooking green fields or tree stands.

Hunters can ride on a Belgian Mule drawn wagon carrying English Pointers and English Setters, or ride Tennessee Walking Horses to experience covey rises of fast flying bobwhites from sedge grass covered pine hills or stream side fields of partridge peas, Egyptian wheat, and corn. We have opening day dove hunts. Private dove hunts and turkey hunts are also available.

For those who simply want an outdoor experience in the old South, nature trails and historic tours are available.</description>
    <directions>The P-Arrow is located in Livingston, Alabama, east of I-59 and I-20 halfway between Birmingham, Alabama and Jackson, Mississippi.
</directions>
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    <id type="integer">66</id>
    <name>P-Arrow Plantation</name>
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    <photo5-description>5,000 Square foot lodge. Each bedroom offers their own private bathrooms.  Pool, Hot tub, gourmet meals, southern hospitality, open bar etc.....</photo5-description>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-10-15T05:47:01Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.parrow.net</website>
    <zip>35470</zip>
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  <facility>
    <address>1700 Dream Lake Drive</address>
    <city>Livingston</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-15T18:10:54Z</created-at>
    <description>Dream Lake has become one of America's best Trophy Bass Fishing destinations that has averaged over 400 bass 8 lbs and above caught and released each year since 1998. Our lake record was caught in 2006 that weighed 14 lbs. 6 oz.. Dream Lake consists of approximately 127 acres of fishable water and specializes in Corporate and Private Groups. We have first calls accommodations including a newly built Lodge that can sleep 22 people. Special arrangements can be made for larger groups. 

Dream Lake only uses that best equipment for your comfort. We have a total 14 - 21" ft. Stratus Bass boats equipped with Minn Kota foot controlled trolling motors. Dream Lake also offers some of the best Deer and Turkey Hunts in the Southeast.
</description>
    <directions>Call for Directions</directions>
    <fishing type="boolean">true</fishing>
    <hunting type="boolean">true</hunting>
    <id type="integer">68</id>
    <name>Dream Lake Lodge</name>
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    <website>http://www.dreamlakelodge.com</website>
    <zip>35470</zip>
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  <facility>
    <address>30545 Highway 28</address>
    <city>Demopolis</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-15T19:12:25Z</created-at>
    <description>The staff at Canterbury Hunting Lodge wants you to have the hunt of a lifetime.  There is no better place to share quality time with your family or friends than in the woods on a cool, crisp fall or winter morning or in the spring when the turkeys are gobbling.  Our goal is to see that you have that experience in the nice relaxed atmosphere that you will find at Canterbury Hunting Lodge.
	     We offer deer, turkey and wild boar hunting.  If small game is your pleasure, you can combine the above with a squirrel, rabbit or duck hunt.  Coyotes and bobcats have been known to show up on occasion.  We specialize in small groups of 4 to 6, especially families.  Our lodge is a great place to introduce your son or daughter to hunting.
     Our lodge includes 1,300 acres of diverse habitat ranging from recent clear cuts to pine plantation to mature hardwood bottoms.  We have shooting houses on food plots, as well as stands in wooded areas.  Our hunts are designed to allow you to hunt at your own pace and leisure. 
     Please call us at 334-289-0051 or at 334-217-0595 or check our website at www.HuntCanterbury.com.  Available dates can be found on our website.  
</description>
    <directions>Canterbury Hunting Lodge is located at Highway 28, a mere 15 minutes southwest of the town of Demopolis.</directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>RT. 6, BOX 281</address>
    <city>Selma</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-15T21:40:50Z</created-at>
    <description>Fuller Farm has 3000+ acres located in the heart of Alabama consisting of farmland with hardwood bottoms and hill country with hardwoods and pines.  The family still has the farm under operation with cattle and hay.

The Ocmulgee Creek runs right through the property so you may find time to do a little fishing for spirited bass or catfish. 

This will be the first year (2009) Fuller Farm Hunting Preserve will be opened to the public.

You can have a relaxing stay at the hunting lodge which is setting on the bank of the beautiful Ocmulgee Creek nestled among towering trees.  The lodge offers 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 10, open room with fireplace, vaulted ceilings, 90 foot porches and down home cooking at its finest.  We offer our very own processing house for prized game.

There are shooting houses on green fields as well as ladder stands on hardwood bottoms. Your day will  begin with a down home breakfast in plenty of time for you to be positioned in your stand well before daylight.  Just prior to noon, you will be picked up and returned to the lodge for more of that down home cooking.  You can relax with a short nap and return to a greenfield for the afternoon hunt.  Then it is back to the lodge for dinner and bragging rights while relaxing by the fireplace.</description>
    <directions>From Selma:
Take US 80 W to AL 219 N, stay north on 219 until you reach mile marker 14, take a right and follow the gravel road.

From Centreville:
Take AL 219 S out of Centreville, stay south until you reach mile marker 14, take a left and follow the gravel road.</directions>
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    <address>,</address>
    <city>Union Springs</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-16T18:16:35Z</created-at>
    <description>At Shenandoah we offer membership packages as well as Individual Hunt packages.
Our members have access to Quail hunting, Deer hunting, Wild Hog hunting, Turkey hunting, and Fishing. Our facilities are second to none. Tennis, Skeet shooting, Horseback riding and Hiking are also available to our members.  From our three trophy Bass lakes to our Skeet range and Main lodge our facilities are unsurpassed.</description>
    <directions> From Union Springs To Shenandoah Plantation:   
Shenandoah is located 5 miles west of Union Springs off Highway 82.
From Union Springs take highway 82 West toward Montgomery.
About 5 miles. You will pass the 193 mile marker on the side of the road. 
1/2 mile past the 193 mile marker turn right onto "Wildlife Trail".
Wild life Trail will be on your right going west on HWY 82.
Another land mark is The Sardis church (a small white church) which will be on your left just before you get to Wildlife Trail going West on US HWY 82. "Wildlife Trail" is a gravel road on the right and there is a green street sign that says "Wildlife Trail".
Turn on to "Wildlife Trail" which is a one lane gravel road. Go about 1 mile and pass the first house on the left and a brown wooden fence will begin on your left. The first entrance you come to goes to the Manager's house. Continue straight and the second entrance on the left leads to the horse barn, kennels and equipment shed. Do not enter this gate, but go
straight on to the third entrance and gate. This entrance has a small Shenandoah sign and the road through this gate leads to the Shenandoah guest houses and main lodge. This entrance has an electronic key pad and buzzer. Push the buzzer to ring the main house.  
</directions>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-10-20T20:21:44Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.jtlanier.com/</website>
    <zip>36089</zip>
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  <facility>
    <address>1403 Turkey Hollowman Road</address>
    <city>Pine Apple</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-16T20:50:11Z</created-at>
    <description>Offers trophy whitetail deer hunting and turkey hunting.  Located in Wilcox County, AL.</description>
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    <id type="integer">72</id>
    <name>Cedar Lake Lodge</name>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-10-17T03:29:26Z</updated-at>
    <website>http://www.cedarlakelodge.com</website>
    <zip>36768</zip>
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  <facility>
    <address>2383 Spring Hill Road</address>
    <city>Eufaula</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-17T03:36:14Z</created-at>
    <description>No longer a working cotton plantation, this large expanse of rolling hills, fields and pine forests has been converted into a sportsman&#8217;s paradise, complete with exceptional meals and gracious accommodations.

The "main house," built in 1841 for the plantation master, is just a stone-throw away from the old mule barn and the original cotton gin. Scattered about in the pecan orchard are several of the original slave quarters.  These historical buildings, along with the century old baptismal found in the woods, make for interesting exploration and dinner conversations. 

For most guests, however, it&#8217;s the superb hunting and fishing, coupled with equally outstanding personal attention and comfort, which are the keys to Old Spring Hill Plantation&#8217;s success. Most guests are amazed to discover this rare blend of modern day game management success coupled with the charm and style of hosts genuinely dedicated to making certain every guest has a memorable time.

Old Spring Hill Plantation is best known for its uncompromising standards of quality.  Every aspect of the operation, from the freshly scented towels in each room to the immaculate, well maintained grounds, must meet or exceed the expectations of the most discriminating guest.  Catering to both individual and corporate needs, the lodge is designed to provide comfort, relaxation and privacy. Hors d'oeuvres are served at the open bar where guests gather to relax and socialize after their day a field.  Delicious meals are skillfully prepared and served family style. Private and semi-private bedrooms are comfortably furnished, each with its own private bath.

</description>
    <directions>From Birmingham: 
Drive South on Interstate 65.  Just North of Montgomery take Interstate 85 North (towards Atlanta).  Drive approximately 10 miles on I 85 to the Cecil-Waugh exit.  Drive one block pass the BP station and take a right at the blinking light onto Highway 107.  Highway 107 will dead end at Highway 110.  Take a left onto Highway 110, which will dead end into US 82. Turn left and follow the signs for US 82 East, through Union Springs,  Midway and Comer.  Just past Comer, turn left onto County Road 49 (towards Hurtsboro).  Drive approximately 5 miles to the four-way stop, turn right onto Spring Hill Road. Drive approximately 0.7 mile to driveway on right.  The entry is marked by white columns with lighted globes and white fences. The lodge is on your left after you pass the big white house and barns.

</directions>
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-10-17T03:50:52Z</updated-at>
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    <zip>36027</zip>
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  <facility>
    <address>2042 County Road 60</address>
    <city>Knoxville</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-21T19:11:31Z</created-at>
    <description>Magnolia Lodge was founded in 1991, and we have been on an intensive trophy management program since that time. Our lodge is located in Greene County, and we hunt 5,000 contiguous acres, which lends itself well to trophy management.

Our lodge is newly built (2005) and we have 10 private bedrooms and four baths. The dining room, kitchen and den area is all open, with high ceilings. The interior of the lodge features floors, high ceiling and walls completely of southern yellow pine. There is no sheetrock in the entire structure, and all the pine is naturally finished and quite beautiful.

We only take hunters for two types of hunts: First are our Youth Weekend Hunts, which are the Friday, Saturday and Sunday one week before Alabama gun deer season opens (two weekends prior to Thanksgiving Day).

Our second hunting opportunity is strictly for rut hunts. In 19 years, we have well determined that the rut in our part of the state is between December 24 and January 12. We will only book hunts during that period of time.

With the above two types of hunts only, Magnolia Lodge is able to offer the finest high percentage hunting opportunities available anywhere in Alabama. All meals and guiding are provided and southern hospitality is what you should expect.
</description>
    <directions>Driving directions can be supplied upon request. Hunters can also be picked up and returned (free of charge) at the Birmingham, AL airport.</directions>
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    <name>Magnolia Lodge</name>
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  <facility>
    <address>P. O. Box 386</address>
    <city>Uniontown</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-22T02:22:50Z</created-at>
    <description>Fin and Feather Farm provides a great outdoor experience. We expect you to expect the best. We take a no nonsense approach to providing you with an excellent chance to enjoy your outdoor adventure. We have excellent facilities. We can provide you with lodging and meals but we are flexible to your desires. We offer whitetail deer, dove, duck, quail and small game hunting. We have excellent fishing for largemouth bass, bluegills, shellcrackers, and catfish. We offer combination hunting and fishing. Strictly fair chase hunting no game fences.</description>
    <directions>Depending on your direction of access we can guide you to our farm with no problem...we can provide you with specific directions from Google Earth.</directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>PO Box 52</address>
    <city>Louisville</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-27T17:28:14Z</created-at>
    <description>Welcome to Oak Ridge Hunting Lodge - 

Alabama's Premier Hunting Destination. We offer a wide range of hunting experiences, specializing in whitetail deer and bobwhite quail. We also offer limited spring turkey hunts. Two fully stocked bass and bream ponds are available, with fishing tackle furnished if needed. So if you're in search of trophy whitetail deer hunting, or the finest quail hunting Alabama has to offer then book a hunt with us today. 
 
We take your hunting experience very seriously. From the time you arrive to the time you leave, we guarantee exceptional service, the finest southern cooking, and a clean, comfortable lodge where you can relax, reflect and share stories after an exciting hunt.  

We're located in Barbour County, Alabama - nationally recognized as one of the premier Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunting destinations. As your hosts, we look forward to treating you to the hunt of a lifetime. 
 
  
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    <directions>3.5 hours from Atlanta.  travel interstate 85 to Auburn Al.  get  take HWY 51S to Louisville
 
From FL travel N through Dothan AL and continue on 431 N to Abbeville.  Turn L on Hwy 10 to Clio, and then turn North on HWY 51 to Louisville.
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  <facility>
    <address>1209 Co. Rd. 189</address>
    <city>Marion Jct.</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-11-25T12:54:45Z</created-at>
    <description>Offering fully guided whitetail deer hunts in the blackbelt on over 6000 acres of family owned and trophy managed property</description>
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  <facility>
    <address>2496 Farmersville Road</address>
    <city>Minter</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-12-09T21:09:44Z</created-at>
    <description>Davis Quail Hunts provide unforgettable quail hunting experiences shooting over class bird dogs superbly trained and handled by Field Trial Hall of Famer and lifetime quail hunter, Colvin Davis. Located about 45 miles southwest of Montgomery in the heart of Alabama, DQH offers fantastic and diverse wingshooting opportunities on beautifully manicured property, managed exclusively for Bobwhite quail. 

Davis Quail Hunts also offer spring turkey hunting and European-style pheasant shoots.

The newly built private lodge has accommodations for up to six overnight guests and sits on a hill overlooking picturesque views of the peaceful surrounding countryside. 

Davis Quail Hunts...southern quail hunting at its finest! </description>
    <directions>Davis Quail Hunts is 1 hour southwest of Montgomery and about 2 hours south of Birmingham.</directions>
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  <facility>
    <address>238 Whitetail Trail</address>
    <city>Hope Hull</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2009-12-17T18:01:11Z</created-at>
    <description>Ray Scott's Trophy Bass Fishing Retreat is an all-inclusive fishing trip on America&#8217;s most legendary private bass lakes.  The trip begins on a Monday afternoon and ends on a Thursday morning and includes:

&#8226;	3 nights lodging
&#8226;	2 full days of fishing
&#8226;	Airport pickup and return
&#8226;	All meals with relaxed family-style dining
&#8226;	Comfortable accommodations with private baths
&#8226;	Boats available or bring your own
&#8226;	Guides available upon request (additional fee)
&#8226;	Two miles of private, scenic jogging road
&#8226;	Secluded pool
&#8226;	Lodge area with large fireplace and big screen TV
&#8226;	And many other amenities including a special gift pack from Ray
</description>
    <directions>Ray Scott&#8217;s Trophy Bass Retreat is located approximately 17 miles south of Montgomery, Alabama near the rural community of Pintlala, easily reached off Interstate 65.  For those with access to Mapquest.com or a GPS, you can program in our address of 238 Whitetail Trail, Hope Hull, AL  36043 and it will bring you right to our front door.

If driving, take Alabama Interstate-65 to Exit 158 &#8211; Pintlala-Tyson Exit 
When you exit up the ramp, take a right if traveling Interstate-65 North and left if traveling Interstate-65 South.
You&#8217;ll see Stuckey&#8217;s on the right 
Go approximately 2 miles 
Take Federal Road (First paved road to the right &#8211; you&#8217;ll see the Manac&#8217;s Tavern historical landmark sign)
Go approximately 1 mile 
You&#8217;ll turn right at the green and white Whitetail Institute sign
You&#8217;ll see a lake on the right hand side and Whitetail Institute on the left
You&#8217;ll veer to the right and arrive at Ray Scott Outdoors Office in the green building. 
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    <updated-at type="datetime">2009-12-21T16:11:33Z</updated-at>
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  <facility>
    <address>8956 Hwy 28</address>
    <city>Catherine</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2010-01-06T17:30:21Z</created-at>
    <description> 
For those seeking to take a trophy buck or spring gobbler, Wilcox Black Belt Hunting is at your service.  Located in the eastern portion of Wilcox County, Alabama, our lands are located in what is known as the "Black Belt" region of the state.  The region gets its name from the heavy soil that produces healthy deer and large racks.  If you desire to take a quality buck in a fair chase environment, Wilcox Black Belt Hunting invites you to hunt with us.  
   


 
  We also offer spring turkey hunts here as well and invite you to join us on an adventure into the springtime woods of Alabama in pursuit of America's Greatest Gamebird.


   
</description>
    <directions>From Montgomery, Alabama...

Take Highway 80 through Selma.  About 1 mile past the Central Alabama Farmer's Co-op, take a left onto Highway 219.  Go approximately 7 miles to Highway 22 and turn right (southwest).  Continue on Hwy 22 which will merge onto Hwy 5 in Safford.  Continue through Alberta and Gastonburg.  In Catherine, take a right onto Hwy 28.  Halfway between mile marker 62 and 63, turn left on Old Airport Rd. (county dirt road) proceed 1/2 mile to the second gate on the right.   

From Birmingham, Alabama...

Take Interstate 20-59 towards Tuscaloosa (west).  Exit the West Blockton/Woodstock exit.  Go left (south) on Highway 11 for about 5 miles.  Turn left onto Highway 5.  Continue south on Hwy 5 through the outskirts of the towns of Centreville and Marion and further south into Wilcox County.  In Wilcox County you will past through the settlements of Alberta and Gastonburg.  In Catherine, take a right onto Hwy 28.  Halfway between mile marker 62 and 63, turn left on Old Airport Rd. (county dirt road) proceed 1/2 mile to the second gate on the right.   

From Mobile, Alabama...

Take Hwy 5 (Hwy 43) north off Interstate 65.  You will pass through Jackson, Grove Hill, Thomasville, Pine Hill, and then Catherine.  In Catherine, take a right onto Hwy 28.  Halfway between mile marker 62 and 63, turn left on Old Airport Rd. (county dirt road) proceed 1/2 mile to the second gate on the right.   

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    <updated-at type="datetime">2010-02-10T23:13:56Z</updated-at>
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  <facility>
    <address>196 Cook Lane, Highway 83</address>
    <city>Evergreen</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2010-03-02T21:28:30Z</created-at>
    <description>Experience true southern hospitality at Cook's Family Farm, with our 6,400 sq. ft. hunting lodge and excellent accommodations we can make your outdoor dreams a reality.

Cook's Family Farm offers over 5,000 acres of privately owned and leased land consisting of pine plantations, hardwood bottoms and fertile creek bottoms. We have harvested between 120 class bucks to 170 class monsters.

Central Alabama is known for quality whitetail deer, Eastern wild turkey and dove, not to mention the long seasons and liberal bag limits. We start hunting in mid March with turkey season, from there we go to dove season in early September then move right to bow season in mid October. We will finish up with gun season from the end of November to the last day in January. Please see the Alabama Conservation page for season dates and bag limits.

We have over 40 food plots with our privately mixed seed. We also have wheat fields, cotton fields, corn fields, and soy bean fields ranging from 40 acres to 100 acres. 

Cook's Family Farm provides guides that grew up in the area and are local experts on hunting and scouting deer and turkey. So, with that being said, we expect a high success rate on harvesting the trophy of your choice. 
We strive for a 100% success rate in both hunting and camaraderie. So come join us at Cook's Family Farm and enjoy an experience of a lifetime and a memory never to be forgotten. 

</description>
    <directions>Call for directions</directions>
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    <description>High Log Creek Farm &amp; Hunting Preserve is located an hour southeast of Montgomery, Alabama; and 30 minutes southwest of Columbus, Georgia. 

We offer traditional Southern Quail Hunting in an environment suited for entertaining all of your clients, friends and family. 

At High Log Creek, our goal is to provide an authentic plantation hunt with all of the appropriate amenities. We offer horseback guided hunts complete with a mule-drawn wagon. Accomodations include a 4 bedroom, 5 bath lodge with a large living and dining area; and the best country cooking around. 

Our desire is for you to have a tradition rich hunting experience. We hope that you will join us this season.


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    <address>P. O. Box 56 </address>
    <city>Minter</city>
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    <description>HAMILTON HILLS LODGE is located in Alabama's fertile Prairie soil region in Dallas and Wilcox Counties, 55 miles southwest of Montgomery, 25 miles east of Camden, and 30 miles south of Selma. Camden and Selma have airfields suitable for small private planes, and Montgomery is serviced by commercial airlines. Transportation to and from airports can be arranged for an extra fee. 

 

 Hamilton Hills is a family owned cattle ranch with wooded hills, valleys, and creekbottoms. Prior to 1986 this property was hunted by family and friends only. 1986 was the first year the it was open to the public. </description>
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    <address>P.O. Box 344</address>
    <city>Greenville</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2010-03-02T22:58:59Z</created-at>
    <description>For many years, the Alabama Blackbelt Region has been one of the the best areas to harvest trophy whitetail deer and turkey. We have recently become a favorite destination for hunters who like to mix the adventure of a whitetail or turkey hunt with the excitement of stalking wild hogs.

Owner John Sherling grew up hunting in these woods and has spent the last  30 years guiding commercially. We are a well-established Hunting Service and have developed a large list of hunters that return to us each year. We hope that you will want to add your name to that list.

In Alabama we are blessed with long seasons and liberal bag limits. Our season begins with bow hunting Oct 15th. Gun season opens in late November to January 31st.

We have a year round game management plan for approximately 5 thousand acres. Our property has been managed to produce superior quality whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. And yes, a bounty of wild hogs!

We strive to provide you a quality hunting experience in one of the best hunting environments in the world. Join us for a hunt to remember ... The Memory Of A Lifetime.

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    <website>http://www.indiancreeklodge.com/</website>
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    <address>2977 County Road 2</address>
    <city>Gallion</city>
    <created-at type="datetime">2010-03-03T21:12:23Z</created-at>
    <description> Welcome to Sportsman's Paradise! Yellow Creek Ranch offers some of the finest Dove, Quail, Pheasant, and Whitetail Deer Hunting available in Alabama. Yellow Creek Ranch consist of old southern family farms located in the rich Black Belt region of West Alabama where wild game is abundant. Yellow Creek Ranch hunting is dedicated to the 'outdoor' enthusiast. Our property is located near Demopolis in the western part of the state. An area known nationwide for its Deer population, Dove and Duck Hunting. Our property is managed to provide the hunter an opportunity for trophy whitetails and fast flying birds. 

Yellow Creek Ranch is located at 2977 County Road 2, within 5 miles of Demopolis, Alabama. The western part of Alabama has perhaps the highest population of wild game of anywhere in the U.S. If you are a Wing Shooting enthusiast, then you have found the right place. Start the season with one of our great weekends of Dove hunting. Doves are plentiful in the corn, milo and sunflower fields. If you are after the big game, then chase one of most sought after game animals in North America, the Whitetail Deer. Our White Tail Deer population is probably the greatest per square mile of anywhere in the U.S., yet our soils provide the minerals to produce trophy class deer.

 Game plots are planted each year and include corn, millet, milo, chufas, sunflowers, clover and wheat/oat green fields. This combination provides food all year long for wildlife and the hunting enthusiast more than ample game. Our mineral supplements and food supplements assist our planting in producing trophy class deer.

If you enjoy hunting at it's best, then visit our ranch for a two or three day trip or a day visit. Come enjoy the southern hospitality with some of the finest hunting packages available. 

Yellow Creek Ranch....for the Outdoor Sportsman.
 
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    <directions>From Montgomery, AL:
Take US HWY 80 West. Just past mile marker 39, turn right on County Road 2. Yellow Creek Ranch is approximately 3 miles on the left. 

From Birmingham/Tuscaloosa, AL:
Take I-20/59 South. Then South on AL HWY 69. Right on HWY 80 West. Just past mile marker 39, turn right on County Road 2. Yellow Creek Ranch is approximately 3 miles on the left. Do NOT exit on county rd 2 off of Hwy 69! 

From Jackson, MS:
Take 1-20 East to Meridian. Then I-20/59 to US HWY 80 (First exit in Alabama). Travel east through Demopolis. Travel approximately .75 miles past mile marker 38 and turn left on to County Road 2. Yellow Creek Ranch is approximately 3 miles on the left.

From Mobile, AL:
Follow HWY 43 North to Demopolis. At the intersection of HWY 80, turn right (East) on to HWY 80. Travel approximately .75 miles past mile marker 38 and turn left on to County Road 2. Yellow Creek Ranch is approximately 3 miles on the left.
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