RobertD
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For my friends on HuntTalk, a handful of photos from my "bachelor party." My brother, my best buddy since grade school, another close friend and good hunting buddy, and my little sister's boyfriend all planned the trip without telling me what we were doing or where we were going.
First, for context: the river made famous by Alan Jackson partners with its little brother, the Flint, and its Florida cousin (that's really the same river) the Apalachicola, to form the ACF basin that makes up most of western/southwest GA, the Eastern fringe of South Alabama, and a big chunk of Northwest Florida.
The river(s) empty into the Gulf of Mexico. The northern end of the basin sits in the southernmost edge of the Appalachian mountains.
These photos are from two days of exploring, fishing (unsuccessfully) and scouting for bears (quite succesfully) across several miles of public land of varying designation in the northern end of the river basin I just described.