He did.



They don't do it to feel superior. It's the or one of the oldest. I'd say it's probably in the top three or five oldest. I know of two around here that have incorporation papers and/or ownership dating to the late 1800s.

Same here

Cool story, thanks for sharing!

the club, thru very influential members, got a law passed exempting them from paying any property taxes. Pisses the powers in Greene Co off something terrible.

Fellow I work with plants all their fields and hunts some on it. Seen some of it once and it’s a beautiful place with big timber. Got some big deer from what I’ve seen. Won’t name him but I’m sure he will see post and can chime in if he wants

One of my old clients was a member a long time ago. He died a few days ago at 85 years of age.

I've always found it interesting that the club owns the land and when you join you are not paying for a membership per se, but you are buying a portion of the club and own a stake in it.

Dang, how did they pull that off? Substantial savings on the much land.

politically connected influential members

If you’re from Tuscaloosa, you’ll probably know some members.

I think the best part is no females in the camp house if you are a wife bringer you have to stay at the love nest down the road.

I know some members and have hunted there.

Grew up hunting in a club across the river in Hale county from Dollarhide. They used to run dogs back then, don't know if they still do. They did a lot of duck hunting on that club also.

They do still have a few dog hunts a year.

Wonder how many members they have and what the price tag is for a membership.

It's been said on here before that Dollarhide works a little different. See this thread page 2.

http://www.aldeer.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1203371&page=2

I know some people who grew up hunting there. They have some awesome stories

The wizard of willingham is a member..or his wife inherited a membership...somethin like that. He told me they dont have near as much land as they once did ...i think he said about 7000 acres now..said the hunting wasnt good no more..turkeys dont gobble like they used to..yadayada..i was like...you ever heard of a place called marshall county

I've always heard dixon mills hunting club in marengo county is oldest club in state . Dont think I'd entertain the thought of another man paddling me .

I hunted Dixon Mills Club back in late 60's, lots of deer there then.