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Scrapbook – May 2022
Reader Contributed | May 3, 2022
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Wesley Smith, of Eastman, shot this 220-lb. 9-point buck last season on Nov. 11 while hunting in Pulaski County.

Here’s a 9-lb., 2-oz. bass caught and released at Flat Creek PFA in early March. Dusty Montford was fishing a red and black ChatterBait when the big bass hit at 6:40 p.m.

A Thanksgiving hunt last season with his dad and granddaddy produced this Franklin County buck for Jacob Markiton, of Savannah.

This Stephens County buck was only seen once on camera in three years before Paul Batchelor got the double drop-tine trophy on Oct. 17 last year.

B.C. Ryse had 10 deer come into a cut corn field in Walton County last season, and nine of the deer were bucks.

Todd Patrick, of Cartersville, had to thank his wife for the lucky hat after taking this late-season Talbot County buck on Jan. 7.

Congratulations to veteran Wally Holcomb on his 8-point buck harvested on Veteran’s Day! Wally, 90, continues to enjoy hunting in Hancock County.

Bryon Jordan, of Sparta, couldn’t find a certified scale, but suffice to say this Sinclair flathead catfish was a big one!

Subscriber Jack Thomas and his grandson Jaxon Thomas are carrying on the trapping tradition in Mitchell County. They trapped these coyotes on Jan. 21.
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