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Don't forget to visit the White Oak Store and Auction! You'll see Collectible dolls, fishing lures, advertising collectibles, and pottery! |
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Venture Outdoors TV Visits White Oak Plantation - Click here to watch the video! |
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Welcome to White Oak Plantation and Red Oak Plantation, the premier family owned and operated hunting and fishing lodges in Alabama. White Oak Plantation is celebrating 25 years of managing for fair chase trophy whitetail deer and turkey and Red Oak the 18th year of managing for fair chase trophy whitetail deer. Now, with the addition of two 35-acre lakes, White Oak is able to offer some of the best largemouth bass, bream, and bluegill fishing in Alabama. With a combined 43 years of experience as Alabama Outfitters without high fences or pens, the hunter may expect a top-quality deer or turkey hunting experience and an excellent chance of taking a real wall hanger. Take a look around our site and see all that White Oak Plantation and Red Oak Plantation have to offer. We are available at any time to answer your questions. Contact us via email from our contact page to have an information package mailed to you or simply give us a call.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO TURN THEIR THOUGHTS TO WHITETAIL DEER HUNTING!
We are still in the "Dog Days" of summer but, the first day of bow season is not far away. Enjoy these photos from previous White Oak hunts. Your trophy is waiting, so make plans for your trophy hunt at White Oak now!
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Brad Abernathy with a nice 8 point buck. |
Another Brad, Brad Moore, and another trophy buck. |
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This should make you want to get your rifle out and get it ready! |
Another happy group of White Oak hunters! | |
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First Annual Tuskegee Public Fishathon Held at White Oak Plantation
 The first annual Tuskegee Public Fishathon was held May 14, 2008 at White Oak Plantation. The field day will be an annual event for students in the Macon County school system. this endeavor is a cooperative effort of the Macon County School system, the Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources division of Wildlife & Fisheries, & the Tuskegee community, with the help of local businesses, Macon county commission, Honorable Johnny Ford and the Tuskegee Chamber of Commerce and Macon county Sheriff's Department.  White Oak Plantation was proud to be the first to open up their facilities for the children of Macon County. Other citizens will open their doors to the children in future events.
The children enjoyed a day of fishing, lunch and a lot of fellowship as they fished for bass and bream in the lakes at White Oak.
Click here to see more photos from the "Fishathon". |
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On Sunday afternoon, July 13, a guest of fishing member,Roger Simon,caught one of the elusive catfish from the Lodge Lake. It has been a long time since someone caught one of these catfish and NEVER one this big!! There are more in there!! | |
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Barry Smith Had a Great Hunt
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Barry Smith is happy with one of the two bucks he took January 26 - 29, 2008. Check out the other photos on the Red Oak page! | |
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Whitener Family Enjoys Two Days of Fun and Fishing at
White Oak Plantation
Carroll and Betty Whitener brought the family to White Oak Plantation recently for two days of fellowship and fishing. John Sloan, of Two Rivers Outdoors, served as a guide for the crew on Lake Adlih and Lake Namtip. The bass in these two lakes are reaching seven to eight pounds now, and the Whiteners caught their share of "big mouths". Below is a photo of the whole gang in front of John Sloan's truck.
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"Big Daddy" Carroll Whitener with some big "White Oak Largemouths"! |
Debbie got a good bass also! |
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Samantha with some of the bream the younger folks enjoyed catching! |
Kendra, Debbie, and Samantha with some nice fish! |
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White Oak Fishermen Enjoy Early Success in 2008
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Fishieries biologist, Barry Smith, weighing a bass taken from one of the new lakes. |
Donovan Gore caught this 10 lb. 12 oz. prize from the Lodge lake on March 20, 2008. |
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Don't Forget about Spring Bass Fishing at White Oak.
Donovan Gore and Jay Penny Got an Early Start!
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Donovan Gore caught this 9 lb. 12.5 oz. bass on March 12, 2008. |
Jay Penny with his 7 1/2 lb. bass that was 20 inches long! |
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