In December 2002, Albert wrote:
Most of my serious duck hunting for the last 10 years has been at the Currituck Sound with a third generation guide by the name of Grover Cleveland Sawyer III. He has a “legacy blind” that has been passed down from father to son with no actual ownership of the involved land. Landowners have had their influence and he will not be able to move the ownership to his now 4-year-old daughter. The largest landowner in the county controls impoundments all over the territory, the closest being some 800 yards from the blind. Every morning, some 20,000 pintails, greenwing teal and Canada geese pour into that area. Conditions have to be right to kill ducks, but the show is always there. Waterfowl will pour in and out of that 30-acre impoundment and another some 2,000 yards away. It is worth the price of admission to hear Mr. Sawyer mouth call geese and swan. A guaranteed swan hunt will start at 10 or 11 and be over by 3.
Shooting conditions are rarely ideal and the boat ride over is not for the faint of heart – this is a trip for serious shotgunners who are physically fit.

Sawyer's Junior & III	Albert and Clevie 2003
Dawn at DP 2002	Fetch Superguide Fetch
	Albert and Bud Long
Ham and Fish 2002	Albert called these "Small Fish"

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