Following a leisurely Sunday brunch, visitors are bade farewell. Duck hunters may opt to join Jim as a member of Mansfield's private duck hunting club. They'll drive down on a Friday and get a good night's sleep, wake up 45 minutes before first light for a hot cup of coffee or tea and doughnuts, before heading to one of the many duck blinds located around the hundreds of acres of ponds planted in millet, rice and other natural duck food. After the shoot, they return to the main house for a full brunch and a time of duck tales by a roaring fire. Sally encourages bus tours to call ahead to schedule a guided walking tour of Mansfield.
Groups have the option of also being served tea after their tour.
Guided tours for individuals may be arranged by appointment. Whether you choose to see Mansfield for an hour, an evening, or a weekend, and whether you choose to sleep, tour or aim at a duck, you're sure to be enthralled by the depth of history represented here. Now you are a part of that history.