Carolina Casters' Hunting Cabin

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Carolina Casters' Hunting Cabin

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Few of you may recall a few good posts I logged of trips out with the Carolina Casters... they brought GOOD luck with them their first trip to North Florida and had a blast scalloping their second trip down.

Well, this past week I finally made some time to visit them in South Carolina and checked out a cabin they built a few years back. Well, to say I'm jealous is a bit of an understatement... not that they've built a Taj Mahal, but instead a small, simple, warm inviting cabin in a setting in the foothills of the Carolinas that's hard to beat for anyone loving the outdoors. In just a few years they've put up some nice deer mounts, killed some great turkeys, and even have some beaver pelts they've gotten from a creek on their property.

Any of you want a hunting trip, might not hurt to say so in a reply to this post as these boys really like the saltwater life down here and might well be receptive to a good trip out in exchange for some hunting :thumbup:

Here's a shot of the cabin... have no idea why but when I said I wanted to take some pics the elder Caster immediately starting answering natures call. He's a bit weird like that :wink: -- had to get even for the sunburn Sargent stripes he helped me get our last fishing trip out...
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Here's a better picture of the cabin without any distraction...
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Love the inside of the cabin. Here's a few pics of the downstairs room...
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But the magic of the cabin is the scenery looking outside the door...
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Even got a real old fashioned outhouse setup...
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Here's a video that gives just a taste for how scenic the setting truly is, and they own pretty much all in sight with no other homes visible...
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Couldn't hunt with the Casters as had other commitments to keep but did get to see them off on their next hunt. Here the youngest Caster suits up...
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And off they go...
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Nice cabin and awesome view! I love the stone supports of different heights...great character! Thanks for sharing!
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:thumbup: :thumbup:
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Nice,

Is it located up in the North West corner of the State?

Looks like the Oconee or Sumpter NF in the view.
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Close, DeanMac -- the cabin is in Jonesville, SC which is just outside Inman/Spartanburg. Not too far at all. :thumbup:
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Thanks,

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I did not see any wall outlets or tv.
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EXACTLY, JT!!! :D

Though, being completely honest I must admit I showed the younger Caster my "Econfina Fever" video on the cell phone... :wink:
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And DeanMac, I was raised not far from your stomping grounds and the cabin in Laurens, SC. Wife's from an even smaller town a few miles outside Laurens called Hickory Tavern. :beer: :beer: :beer:
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I have been through Laurens all over most of the Western Piedmont of SC.

My Dad and Sister still live in Toccoa, might head up that way to visit this weekend. I need to pick up some things from a storage building I have on some land next to my Dad's for the Carrabelle place.
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Awesome, simply awesome :thumbup:
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Very Nice! Looks like the perfect getaway... except the distance from the the Salt!

We could build something like that in Panacea!
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bman wrote:We could build something like that in Panacea!
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AWFULLY tempting!!! :-)
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Hats off to Big Bend Gyrene salute3 !
We enjoyed his visit on the farm... even treated him to a "bird dog" at the Jonesville Cafe.
The Carolina Casters are looking forward to another trip down the Econfina and some payback for his first pic. :evil:
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