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at Broomsedge Rod & Gun
Members: Book Your Stay
You can reserve a room in the Norristown lodge beginning Aug 1, for up to 3 days. Right now, you can’t book more than 10 weeks out. Note that, per the member update:
- Additional guests (family) staying in the same room are $50 per night (for food/beverage)
- Guests staying in additional rooms are $200 per room per night + $50 per day for meals/bev
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CLUB UPDATES
Introducing Wildwood Pond
CLUB UPDATES
July Impoundment Status
Our partnership with Southland Wildlife/Mixon Seed has really made a difference in how desirable the impoundment will be to ducks.
Over 40 acres of millet, corn, chufa, and rice has been planted. The low rainfall in June meant a slow start to growth, but with some recent rain, everything is starting to come up nicely.
Construction Photos: May 2022
The impoundment is being planted heavily in Corn, Chufa, Rice, Mixon Seed Company Waterfowl Rice Blend , and Chewapa Millet.
60 acre impoundment, by the river near the clubhouse lodge. Land is cleared, and we’re currently planting it in food crops. (as of late May)
We’ve just started a partnership with Mixon/Southland Wildlife Seed. They have helped us put together a perfect plan for maximizing our bird health and habitat desirability. We are planting massive acreage.
Specialty “duck corn” popping up already in the impoundment. 10 acres planted in corn so far and we have landing areas for ducks. 3 different ponds, Chufa planted on the banks. Wild rice blends, millets – this will be a cafeteria for ducks.
20 NEW MEMBER OPENINGS, OFFERED AT:
$10,000
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We are a waterfowl paradise.
Plenty of HABITAT
Broomsedge has 40 beaver ponds and 25 man-made lakes, and we’re adding all the time. We’re nearing completion of a 60-acre impoundment, and we’re planting the ponds in a perfectly-crafted mix of crops. This means we have an ever-changing scenery and menu for the ducks that use the habitat we have created. And because we irrigate and have many wells on our land, we often have water for ducks when no one else does.
Plenty of DUCKS
Federal wardens have told us that we have two of the largest duck habitats in all of Georgia. Duck counts this past year alone were up 1,500 ducks per sanctuary. Our extensive rice, millet, corn and grain sorghum availability keeps the ducks coming.
A focus on CONSERVATION
Waterfowl management has been an ongoing project at Broomsedge for many years. Our extensive farming operation creates a controllable waterfowl paradise. We do everything in our power to increase duck populations within the strictest conservation guidelines.
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