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| A Drake Green-Winged Teal |
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| Jimmy Hortman holds a coot next to a coot, David Wielicki |
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| A drake spoonbill, or Hollywood mallard |
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| The Real Deal - Opening day ducks! |
Jimmy Hortman of Pawley's Island is delighted that hunting season is in full swing, meaning that lots of deer and ducks are heading his way to be mounted. Case in point, Capt. John Ward's recent
10-point buck harvest is now in Hortman's capable hands. Hortman grew up in Moncks Corner, and LowcountryOutdoors.com has great respect for the artistic talents of his father Robert who is an accomplished sculpter, painter and also and avid saltwater angler. Jimmy has all the tools to excel in the field of taxidermy and beyond, and he also has saltwater in his veins with a deep love for king mackerel fishing. Hortman knows the Lowcountry well and supports organizations like the
S.C. Maritime Foundation, the
S.C. Memorial Reef, and the
S.C. Waterfowl Association. Hortman traveled to Rimini to support Camp Woodie for the annual opening of duck season banquet and displayed a few of his waterfowl mounts, including a drake green-winged teal, a drake spoonbill (or Hollywood mallard) and even a coot!
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