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Editorial-Opinion October 2011

One Million Dollars. It does have a ring to it. That is the amount of money King America Finishing has agreed to spend to make up for killing 38,634 fish in the Ogeechee River in May, according to a consent order entered into between King America, a textile plant, and Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division (EPD)…

Jake The Hermit, MD

“Onts a checkout!” OK. The blurted news from Ol’ Jake set my mind to whirling. And since I had a rough understanding of his language, I began to try and pick the phrase apart, reassemble the pieces and make some sense of it. That he wanted something was evident not only by the “onts” — his…

Fishing For Freedom Event Honors Wounded Warriors And Families

By Steve Schneider On the eve of the 10-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, more than 50 active duty servicemen, veterans and children of soldiers killed in action were honored by FCA Outdoors at a Fishing for Freedom outing on Lake Ramona in Paulding County. Sunny skies and cool temperatures greeted the soldiers and…

Young Buck Taken Down By Pack Of Yotes

  By Kyle Wall My brother and I had an interesting encounter on his trail camera in Baldwin County. I have pictures that show a pack of coyotes that actually kill a deer on camera. I have two pictures of the small buck alive. Twenty minutes later, the same buck is dead in front of…

Letters To The Editor October 2011

Show Some Love For Juggers And Hornyhead Chubs    Dear GON, I recently have become more involved with freshwater fishing than I have in the past years. I have always been an avid trout fisherman, but as the years pass I am finding that I enjoy angling for other species of freshwater fish. These new…

Fall Feed Allatoona Bass

Allatoona is a great lake for catching spotted bass — and largemouths — in October. Long known as one of the best lakes for catching numbers of small spotted bass, Allatoona also yields some quality bass. And this time of year in particular, your catch can include some good largemouths. The lake is full of baitfish,…

Mark Wilkins Buck A Year In The Making

Ever wonder how folks end up on the GON cover? Mark Wilkins, of Buckhead, will tell you all it takes is a phone call. But first you have to kill a cover buck. Mark hunted his 129 6/8-inch Pope & Young buck for more than a year before arrowing it the second afternoon of bow…

GON October 2011 Issue

ON THE COVER:   This 150-inch Morgan County buck was arrowed last October by Mark Wilkins. Some giant bucks are falling to bowhunters this season, too. Call GON if you hear about a big one! October 2011 Feature Articles THE 2011 DEER SPECIAL Total deer harvest and hunter numbers were up last season; WRD says deer…

Tournament Reports October 2011

Two-time Eliminator Champion Aaron Batson, and his son, Blake, 17, won the Camp Sunshine Benefit Tournament on Lanier Sept. 24-25. Aaron, who is not very familiar with Lanier, said he simply fished like he would Oconee or Sinclair, his regular lakes. “It wasn’t location specific,” said Aaron. “But we just went to pockets and pitched…

Are The Deer Still There?

I’m sure that a lot of you take great delight at turning to the trail-cam section every month. The technology has increased so much over the last few years that the pictures are just incredible. Some of the photos coming in feature some really nice deer. Hunters are now using this technology as an aid…

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