Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) is celebrating the 10th year of its Big Buck Photo Contest, which kicks off today.
Sponsored by Jonathan Goode and Southeastern Land Group, the contest will run through Feb. 10 in 2022.
“Over the past decade, we’ve held this friendly contest to highlight the long seasons, healthy populations and big bucks that the bountiful Black Belt region is known for,” said Pam Swanner, Director of ALBBAA.
“We encourage experienced hunters and those new to the sport to scout our woods for an unforgettable adventure and enter the contest.”
Click here to enter into the contest. Voting can also be done at the link.
According to the rules participants must upload a picture of a buck that has been harvested in the 23 counties of the the Black Belt Region during the 2021-2022 whitetail deer season.
Winners of the previous two contests are not eligible to enter, the rules state.
After being selected by popular vote online the winner will receive a $500 gift card donated by Jonathan Goode and Southeastern Land Group.
"ALBBAA reminds all sportsmen and women to purchase a hunting license online through the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources before heading afield," the online press release says.
"Additionally, successful hunters are also reminded to report their harvested deer through Game Check."
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