Having been a member here for some time, and being an outastater I know ya'll hate internet scouting as well as I do. However, I am dying to hunt the MS river!! If someone would shoot me the name of a guide that hunts the river or shoot me some tips via PM I would really appreciate it.
Alrighty let me have it!:D:D
I know you guys will slam me, but I have to ask
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My hat's off to you! You asked for info on that post beautifully!!! 
Lookie! ooser's can do it right...
Lookie! ooser's can do it right...
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WHO DAT!
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there arent many guide services that venture out on the river this far south mainly because of liability issues and the terrific amount of fluctuation in the water levels, anyone that guided hunts on the river I would think would have to maintain the ability to hunt inland in off years
the reason is for years just like we are having now, the water is so low at this point it is virtually nothing but a channel...consequently very little backwater
plus there are terrific legal issues involved with hunting backwater and who actually has rights to hunt it
I dont think you are going to have much luck finding a guide and would be better served making friends with someone that would be willing to take you
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there arent many guide services that venture out on the river this far south mainly because of liability issues and the terrific amount of fluctuation in the water levels, anyone that guided hunts on the river I would think would have to maintain the ability to hunt inland in off years
the reason is for years just like we are having now, the water is so low at this point it is virtually nothing but a channel...consequently very little backwater
plus there are terrific legal issues involved with hunting backwater and who actually has rights to hunt it
I dont think you are going to have much luck finding a guide and would be better served making friends with someone that would be willing to take you
the doc
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MAN...You OUTASTATERS 
True dat...not many guides on the river...You'll need a Platinum Card to get in a club...There may have been an outfitter down by Greenville I saw while surfing awhile back.... "Bayou" somethin I think....Good Luck 
True dat...not many guides on the river...You'll need a Platinum Card to get in a club...There may have been an outfitter down by Greenville I saw while surfing awhile back.... "Bayou" somethin I think....Good Luck "You get what you put in and people get what they deserve..." Hank Jr. and Kid Rock
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