Sumter County
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Oct 17, 2026
Joanie HareGUEST
Come on, come on, Alabama.
Joanie HareGUEST
And my great-great-grandmother delivered most of the babies in Sumter County, Alabama.
Angie CauthornHOST
Mm.
Angie CauthornHOST
Mm-mm.
Jim Folsom Jr.GUEST
I think it's one of the worst things that ever happened in Alabama, personally.
Jim Folsom Jr.GUEST
And so I'll never understand it, and I don't think anyone who studies the issue can understand it, especially if you're a resident of Sumter County or Greene County, some of the black belt counties, and some of the poor white counties in this state.
Jim Folsom Jr.GUEST
Yeah, it's not necessarily tied to racism.
Jim Folsom Jr.GUEST
It certainly is not.
Trey MontgomeryGUEST
Cumberland, Alabama yesterday.
Trey MontgomeryGUEST
I took two blinds to Sumter County today, and all day today we've been working on a client's dove field.
Trey MontgomeryGUEST
We've got a huge dove hunt.
Trey MontgomeryGUEST
We're not going to hunt
Greg GraberGUEST
And those are all oysters.
Greg GraberGUEST
And you can go up into Sumter County, Alabama and find oysters and And all of those are just showing you different areas where the estuary and that coastline began or ended throughout time.
Greg GraberGUEST
And it changes constantly.
Greg GraberGUEST
But what doesn't is the productivity of the habitat where those folks that have used it as livelihood to oyster, to fish and to shrimp.
Greg GraberGUEST
You can go further south in the, in the Gulf as, you know, and find old hard bottom actual reef, not, you know, somebody's chicken coop, and those are all oysters.
Greg GraberGUEST
And you can go up into Sumter County, Alabama, and find oysters, and all of those are just showing you different areas where the estuary and that coastline began or ended, um, throughout time.
Greg GraberGUEST
And it changes constantly, but what doesn't is the productivity of the habitat where those folks that have used it as livelihoods to oyster, to fish, and to shrimp, this is where it begins.
Greg GraberGUEST
This is why it's here.
Greg GraeberGUEST
And those are all oysters.
Greg GraeberGUEST
And you can go up into Sumter County, Alabama and find oysters and And all of those are just showing you different areas where the estuary and that coastline began or ended throughout time.
Greg GraeberGUEST
And it changes constantly.
Greg GraeberGUEST
But what doesn't is the productivity of the habitat where those folks that have used it as livelihood to oyster, to fish and to shrimp.