This view shows hunters and their attendants, horses, and dogs on the Sunny Hill Plantation in Leon County, Florida, immediately south of Thomas County, Georgia. This plantation was in the vicinity of Hanna’s Foshalee Plantation. Quail hunting typically occurs from November to February (hence its association with winter tourism in Thomasville) and often makes use of English setters or other hunting dogs to locate the birds for hunters to flush out and shoot. | Creator: Toni Frissell | Date: December 1968 | Source: Toni Frissell Photograph Collection, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs DivisionDownload Original File
