By Brian Williams Photos By Tom Feeney A few weeks ago, Tom Feeney discovered a new cave out in the Archer karst. He had to hack his way to the entrance and then pull out logs and brush just to get to the entrance. There was a small pool of…

By Mike Gordon When Buford put out the notice that he intended to do a little stomping around the Archer cave area on Saturday I jumped at the chance to tag along. Buford grew up in that neck of the woods and is as familiar with the lay of the…

Buford Pruitt, Jr. June 22, 2005 A week or so ago a friend called saying that she read about a lot for sale in newspaper classifieds that had the words, “cave on property.” She called me and, because it was in the Archer area and I knew that The Karst…

By Buford Pruitt, Jr. Annette and Danny Brinton, James Brown, Peggy Young and I visited some of the Archer Caves on April 9, 2005. Our primary goals were to visit Watch Cave and survey Possum Pipes Cave. James and Peggy live nearby and were interested in seeing both caves for…

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By Buford Pruitt Nov. 13, 2004 – 80-acre tract. Peggy Young reported that the landowner had mellowed a lot since the October field trip, so she, James Brown, Rick Reynolds, James Morris, and Buford Pruitt went back to the landowner’s third tract. The tract is a pasture grazed by water…

October 13, 2004 – 65-acre tract. Present were Peggy Young, James Brown, William Walker, Stephanie Juiliano, Sean Roberts, Rebecca Roberts, Brandon Roberts, Thomas Feeney, Rebecca Dettorre, Brian Williams, and Buford Pruitt, Jr. The tract is a pasture grazed by water buffalo. We met the landowners at their house on Levy…