Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia. 1880s-1950s era.

Category: Hunting

Me & Bessie went out hunting any ole time

‘Sure-shot Bessie,’ from “Bundle of Troubles, and other Tarheel Tales,” by Workers of the Writers Program of the WPA in North Carolina.

When Jack was growin’ up, his daddy give him a brand new shotgun for Christmas. Jack was as proud as a peacock over this new gift.

The mourning dove is one of the most populous birds in the United States. Dove season opened September 1 in NC, WV, TN, VA, KY, and GA.

Plott Coon Hounds are the only breed of the original 6 breeds of coon hounds without British influence in their ancestry.

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