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Best table in house

Piney Creek duck hunt lives up to its reputation

By Bryan Hendricks

Posted: November 25, 2012 at 3:54 a.m.

Credit: bryan hendricks
 Wiley Meacham (left) calls to a flock of mallards while North Carolina judge Talmage Baggett (right) watches Monday during a hunt at Meacham’s farm in Lee County.

I have hunted mallards within yards of perhaps the most famous “kitchen” in Arkansas.

Lee County Mallards

Wiley Meacham and friends enjoy a morning duck hunt near Monroe. (By Bryan Hendricks)
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Sports, Pages 29 on 11/25/2012

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