Even when the season is over, Ray looks forward to the next season.
"I do not know how to express how grateful I am to Alabama Power,
the state of Alabama and whomever else is involved that allows me
and others like me to go and enjoy doing something that we love so
much. I cannot even put into words how much it means to me."
Jordan Dam Physically Disabled Hunting Area is one of many
disabled hunting areas throughout the state. Alabama Power
is a partner with Alabama's Hunting & Fishing Trail for People
with Physical Disabilities, a combination of public and private
recreational sites.
Alabama Power hosts 64 public recreation sites, including
five day-use parks, 32 boat ramps and a variety of day-use sites
such as tailrace fishing piers, reservoir fishing piers, overlooks
and handicapped hunting areas. ese sites can be found along
the Warrior, Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers and the Yates, urlow
and Holt reservoirs. e Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
(FERC) requires Alabama Power to provide recreational access
to the public as a condition of being granted a license to generate
electricity at the company's dams. Please visit apcshorelines.com
for more information.
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