THOM 13 | Fall / Winter 2019

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Millennial gun-dog trainer Durrell Smith embraces a diverse, complex history with an open, and curious, mind EVERY YEAR SINCE 1981, THE THREE DOZEN MEMBERS OF the Georgia-Florida Shooting Dog Handlers Club gather in late winter on a plantation in the Red Hills region of South Georgia to participate in a quail-hunting field trial. Consistent with hunting culture, the competition is steeped in tradition. Skills have been passed down over generations, bird dogs are bred from the finest lines, and most guns even have provenance. With a small gallery following on all-terrain vehicles, men on horseback depart early, trailing their dogs across the landscape, awaiting the point, which signals the precise location of quail hidden in the cover. Home to about 150 private quail plantations spread across 300,000 acres, the Red Hills region is a hot spot for field trials that judge the skills of wingshooters and their highly trained bird dogs. And the field trial organized by the Georgia-Florida Shooting Dog Handlers Club looks different than many other clubs in only one way: Its members are African-American. 10
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