Here we are at the end of the first month of 2021. Were you able to take time to get out to a favorite pond, river or lake this month? Braving the cold can bring some good rewards in the form of a hot dinner if you land some good ones! NEWS TO KNOW Fish…
Georgia Fishing Report: January 29, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Did you know that fishing in the cooler months is relatively the same for any fish species? You’ll want to fish a smaller bait with a slower action. Fish are cold-blooded, so cooler water temperatures make them lethargic. Cooler temperatures will also slow their metabolism so they don’t feed as often or on as large…
Georgia Fishing Report: January 22, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
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Meal Planning to Save Money on Groceries — Blessings by Me
Will 2021 be the year that you make fishing memories with your dad, your mom, your child, your grandchild? Don’t wait. Time is moving fast. Just listen to these lyrics from country singer Trace Adkins (Video Found HERE) “And she thinks we’re just fishin’ on the riverside Throwin’ back what we could fry Drownin’ worms…
Georgia Fishing Report: January 15, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Happy New Year! Have you braved the cold and rainy conditions yet to get out and catch a few? NEWS TO KNOW PFA and Lake Record at Dodge County PFA: Thomas Muncher caught a channel catfish weighing 13 lb, 7 oz to set a new lake and PFA record at this PFA. This is the FIRST…
Georgia Fishing Report: January 8, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
You’re a hunter. You’re out in the woods as much as possible. You’ve noticed some things about the deer, turkey and quail populations over the years. How can you make your voice heard? How can you contribute to the success of Georgia’s game management? January 2021 marks the start of the next two-year hunting regulations…
DNR’s Hunting Regulations Cycle — Georgia Wildlife Blog
This is one of two very similar Georgian-style Folk Victorians on Georgia Avenue. There is a nice windmill in the back yard of this property.
Elliot B. Hinely House, 1894, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
This was likely built by the builder of the Elliot B. Hinley House, two blocks away; if not, it was strongly influenced by it.
Folk Victorian House, 1894, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
This charming vernacular house has a formal portico on the first-floor porch. It’s essentially a Georgian form with a T-Gable roof.
Cross-Gable House, 1890, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Due to the growth of the Salzburger settlement at Ebenezer by the 1740s, a need arose for new churches to serve a dispersed population. Goshen Church was built about 1751, established about a mile from the present location as Goshen Lutheran Church. Oral tradition states that when a malaria outbreak threatened the health and lives […]
Goshen United Methodist Church & Cemetery, Circa 1751 & 1820s, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
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