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  LAKE LANIER FISHING CHARTERS: Here’s a list of some fishing charter providers for Lake Lanier with available contact information: Big Bite Charters – Lake Lanier Operated by Captain Andrew Hammond, offering trips for Striped Bass, Spotted Bass, and Crappie. Contact: Visit their website at www.bigbitecharters.com to book or inquire. Catching Not Fishing Guide Service Run by Captain Clay Cunningham, a full-time service with a focus on Striped Bass and Spotted Bass. Contact: Check their website at www.catchingnotfishing.com for booking details. Lanier Guide Service Offers trips with Captain Brian, focusing on Striper and Spotted Bass fishing. Contact: More information available at lanierguideservice.com . Bait Shack Water Sports Led by Marty, providing fishing charters on a specialized pontoon for Striped Bass. Contact: Call (678) 234-4371 or email info@lakelanierboat.com. The Striper Experience Captain Ron Mullins offers Striped Bass fishing trips with over 30 years of experien...

                                                                          

Hey there, nature lovers! Recently a guest at Belle Haven spotted a piebald deer! Unfortunately he didn't get a picture though! I’m thrilled to share their story, why they’re so special in our neck of the woods, and a jaw-dropping photo to prove it! What’s a Piebald Deer? Piebald deer are white-tailed deer with a genetic quirk called piebaldism, causing splotches of white fur mixed with their usual brown. Unlike albino deer, they’ve got dark eyes and black hooves, but their coat? It’s a one-of-a-kind masterpiece! This trait is super rare—think less than 1% of deer in North Georgia. Spotting one feels like winning the wildlife lottery. Why They’re Special Piebald deer aren’t just gorgeous—they’re steeped in lore. Native American tribes in Georgia saw them as spiritual messengers, and some old tales warn that harming one brings bad luck. Whether you’re a hiker or a hunter, meeting a piebald feels like a moment of magic. No special laws protect them in Georgia, so always check hunti...