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Ken Owens�
attracts outdoor enthusiasts with canoeing, camping, fishing, and�
fossil hunting

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Ken Owens points to the view seen by campers on the knoll overlooking his catfish ponds.

Like many farmers Ken Owens, who raises cattle and catfish, was looking for ways to supplement his income by utilizing his land for other purposes. After surveying the situation, he realized that his farm was ideally suited for recreational use.�


Owens’s metal building, tipple and catfish feed storage bins are in the background just above his head.

Located on a knoll, which slopes down to the banks of the Sipsey River in Pickens County, the site offers a spectacular view of the Sipsey and surrounding countryside. Owens operates a campground and offers visitors the opportunity to camp for a night, week, or more while enjoying fishing on his property, canoeing on the Sipsey, or fossil hunting in Shark Tooth Creek.

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