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THE LOUISIANA BAYOU HUNT
April 18-19-20, 2008.
Friday evening through Sunday evening..
RICHLAND PARISH, LOUISIANA
PLEASE KEEP THIS THREAD AS AN
OFFICIAL HUNT THREAD.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ONLY
REGARDING THE HUNT.
This is a private lands hunt that encompasses 85 acres with two homesites, in addition to two other local sites with historical value.
All meals are furnished except breakfast. This is because most everyone seems to be checking into local hotels/motels, which have a continental breakfast. This is fine; it kept the costs down for you.
The price for hunters is $60.00. This includes meals from Friday night through Sunday night, no breakfasts.
The price for guests (A$$ES) is $25.00. This includes meals from Friday night through Sunday night, no breakfasts.
The monetary difference between this hunt and the past ones is that meals are furnished, plus the hunt is extended through Sunday.
Please send funds to: B Grammer
P O Box 3
Archibald, LA 71218
No credit cards, please. Am not equipped to process them. Cash, check, money orders ok.
Registrations are needed by April 10th. Anything after that will have to be cash and advance notice.
After registration and monies are received, you will receive a private e-mail depicting site address and directions.
The menu will include local Louisiana cuisine, all cooked on site. Shrimp, catfish, gumbo, pork, deer, beef, scallops, chili, breads, fruits, veggies, coffee, water, sodas. When hunters go offsite to other locations, lunches will be packed and provided. There will always be fruits and sweets available, in addition to sodas and water. If you need specific sodas, diet sodas, etc., please bring a supply for yourself. If you are diabetic, please let me know so I can have the appropriate juices for you.
This is a family and adult hunt. Children are welcome! This is a farm with chickens, roosters, dogs, cats, and ducks. It can be a wonderful experience for kids, and we encourage their involvement! But we do understand that animals can inflict injury on children, so we ask for parental supervision.
Adults, feel free to BYOB. Be aware that Louisiana is a dry state on Sundays (cannot purchase). You are more than welcome to partake, but be adult about it. Please have a designated driver back to the motels and cognizant of the fact that there may be children and non-imbibers present at the hunt and after-hour activities.
There will be a Hold Harmless/Liability Release document to sign for all visitors on site before any hunting or activities begin. Please volunteer yourself to sign this so hunting or other activities are not delayed.
Schedule is:
Friday: Travel and check-in at local motels-- campers onsite
Dinner onsite at 6:00 p.m.
Night hunt, if you like
Saturday: Hunt
Noon: Lunch
Hunt again
6:00 – Dinner and prize awards; bonfire; live music
Night hunt, if you like
UPDATE: 2/16/08
Sunday: 9:00 – Optional Trip to Poverty Point, an ancient American Indian site 45 minutes away.
Two sites to hunt, in addition to the Grammer homesite:
8:00 A.M. - Mr. John's Place
1:00 P.M. - The Hub
6:00 P.M. – Dinner and bonfire
Good-byes
You are free to bring camping equipment to camp out on the property. Call or PM me if you wish to do so, so I can get sites ready.
Local hotels are available within 10 miles. They are the Super 8 and Days Inn in Rayville.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/hotels_motels/hotelinfo/94917.html#pgtop
Super 8, Rayville, LA Kings: $54.75; Doubles (2 ppl): $59.99
Recently remodeled
UPDATED: 318-728-5985
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/hotels_motels/hotelinfo/10011.html
Days Inn, Rayville, LA $54-$60/night
Probably not too bad; never stayed there THIS ONE MAY BE GETTING FULL!! CALL SOON!!
UPDATED: 318-728-4500
UPDATE: I spoke with both motels. Neither are showing any crowds that weekend. Go ahead and make your reservations, if you like. Rates for the Super 8 were reduced. Cannot reserve a block of rooms without knowing smoking/non preferences. So, make your own, please!
April 18-19-20, 2008.
Friday evening through Sunday evening..
PLEASE KEEP THIS THREAD AS AN
OFFICIAL HUNT THREAD.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ONLY
REGARDING THE HUNT.
This is a private lands hunt that encompasses 85 acres with two homesites, in addition to two other local sites with historical value.
All meals are furnished except breakfast. This is because most everyone seems to be checking into local hotels/motels, which have a continental breakfast. This is fine; it kept the costs down for you.
The price for hunters is $60.00. This includes meals from Friday night through Sunday night, no breakfasts.
The price for guests (A$$ES) is $25.00. This includes meals from Friday night through Sunday night, no breakfasts.
The monetary difference between this hunt and the past ones is that meals are furnished, plus the hunt is extended through Sunday.
Please send funds to: B Grammer
P O Box 3
Archibald, LA 71218
No credit cards, please. Am not equipped to process them. Cash, check, money orders ok.
Registrations are needed by April 10th. Anything after that will have to be cash and advance notice.
After registration and monies are received, you will receive a private e-mail depicting site address and directions.
The menu will include local Louisiana cuisine, all cooked on site. Shrimp, catfish, gumbo, pork, deer, beef, scallops, chili, breads, fruits, veggies, coffee, water, sodas. When hunters go offsite to other locations, lunches will be packed and provided. There will always be fruits and sweets available, in addition to sodas and water. If you need specific sodas, diet sodas, etc., please bring a supply for yourself. If you are diabetic, please let me know so I can have the appropriate juices for you.
This is a family and adult hunt. Children are welcome! This is a farm with chickens, roosters, dogs, cats, and ducks. It can be a wonderful experience for kids, and we encourage their involvement! But we do understand that animals can inflict injury on children, so we ask for parental supervision.
Adults, feel free to BYOB. Be aware that Louisiana is a dry state on Sundays (cannot purchase). You are more than welcome to partake, but be adult about it. Please have a designated driver back to the motels and cognizant of the fact that there may be children and non-imbibers present at the hunt and after-hour activities.
There will be a Hold Harmless/Liability Release document to sign for all visitors on site before any hunting or activities begin. Please volunteer yourself to sign this so hunting or other activities are not delayed.
Schedule is:
Friday: Travel and check-in at local motels-- campers onsite
Dinner onsite at 6:00 p.m.
Night hunt, if you like
Saturday: Hunt
Noon: Lunch
Hunt again
6:00 – Dinner and prize awards; bonfire; live music
Night hunt, if you like
UPDATE: 2/16/08
Sunday: 9:00 – Optional Trip to Poverty Point, an ancient American Indian site 45 minutes away.
Two sites to hunt, in addition to the Grammer homesite:
8:00 A.M. - Mr. John's Place
1:00 P.M. - The Hub
6:00 P.M. – Dinner and bonfire
Good-byes
You are free to bring camping equipment to camp out on the property. Call or PM me if you wish to do so, so I can get sites ready.
Local hotels are available within 10 miles. They are the Super 8 and Days Inn in Rayville.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/hotels_motels/hotelinfo/94917.html#pgtop
Super 8, Rayville, LA Kings: $54.75; Doubles (2 ppl): $59.99
Recently remodeled
UPDATED: 318-728-5985
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/hotels_motels/hotelinfo/10011.html
Days Inn, Rayville, LA $54-$60/night
Probably not too bad; never stayed there THIS ONE MAY BE GETTING FULL!! CALL SOON!!
UPDATED: 318-728-4500
UPDATE: I spoke with both motels. Neither are showing any crowds that weekend. Go ahead and make your reservations, if you like. Rates for the Super 8 were reduced. Cannot reserve a block of rooms without knowing smoking/non preferences. So, make your own, please!
Thank you, Mary!!!
I bet Dan could make a song outta that! 
RR
