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School profits from annual deer hunt

Annual 3-day�
hunting event�
raises extra dollars�
for Morgan Academy

by Alvin Benn

Deer hunts can be profitable ventures and several private schools in Alabama have begun to use them to help augment tuition and other costs that can strain their budgets.

John Tyler Morgan Academy in Selma has one of the biggest and best in the state with hunters from as far away as Maine and Michigan driving in for three days of outdoor fun and lots of great food indoors.

This year’s event will be held between Jan. 14-16 with the woods of Dallas County being combed by 120 hunters who have heard about the quantity of deer, as well as delicious home cooking by parents of Morgan students.


Allen Crawford, 10, loves to hunt deer and he wears one of his favorite T-shirts to Morgan Academy as often as possible.

By the time they leave for northern states, where the season is limited, the hunters will be toting coolers filled with quartered deer and an appreciation of southern hospitality.

They also leave thousands of dollars behind. It’s estimated that $550,000 has been raised in the past six years—money that Morgan has used to build a $325,000 gymnasium and a $65,000 science laboratory.


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