George Hi Plantation in Roseboro, NC
PO Box 1068 Roseboro, NC
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The George Hi Plantation is a lingering memory of the Old South. As mist rises from the cotton fields on this working Carolina plantation, mule-drawn wagons wait patiently for first light and hunters. The mules are tied to posts set in the soil beneath ancient oak trees. The plantation main house has been occupied since 1855. It has a rich country sitting parlor, a game room, a dining room, all attended by a fabulous Carolina chef and household staff. There are six double bedrooms. The entire house has just completed a refurbishing. You set out across dirt roads, the red wagons creaking; the leather harnesses on the mules squeaking. In the box at the rear of the wagon, two of the master hunting dogs happily bang their tails against the wooden sides. They are just one pair of the farm's 17 well-trained bird dogs, pointers and setters. The mule teamster whistles and clucks at the animals. You are heading to one of dozens of hunting sites carefully scattered across the hundreds of acres. After a bit, the wagon comes to a halt and the guide jumps down to let the dogs loose.
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