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Vandiver: Beauty of a winter's day
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Russell Vandiver and his son Josh pose for a photo with an 8-point white tail from their trip to Oklahoma in November. Josh also took a 5x5 elk that month in New Mexico. - photo by Russell Vandiver
Windy, cold and wet are typical winter days in North Georgia. I believe as outdoorsmen get older, these days seem less dreary and are in fact a time to realize the intrinsic beauty of those days! Perhaps because we are glad to have another day to reflect on the past hunting or fishing season and look forward to the birth of a new spring that is soon to come with more hunting and fishing opportunities.
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Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Crappie biting in the shallows
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Local bass angler Eric Aldrich poses with a fish he caught. - photo by For The Times
Lake Lanier’s water level is presently at 1,071.65 feet, which is 0.65 feet above the normal full pool of 1,071 feet.
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