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Byron Encalade, who runs two oyster boats out of Pointe à la Hache, 50 miles south of New Orleans, says most of his oysters are "dead on the bed," and the situation for him and his crews is getting desperate.
Man and Nature vs. Louisiana's Oystermen Douglas McCollam 2011
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Madina said that his father in law, Byron Encalade -- president of the Louisiana Oystermen Association -- expects to harvest nothing this year from the waters around Pointe a la Hache, where Encalade lives.
Susan Buchanan: Oyster Growers Say Post-Spill Assistance Is Inadequate Susan Buchanan 2011
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"I can honestly say, I guess, I'm very pessimistic about it," said Byron Encalade, president of the Louisiana Oystermen Association, whose oyster beds are all dead or dying.
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Madina said that his father in law, Byron Encalade -- president of the Louisiana Oystermen Association -- expects to harvest nothing this year from the waters around Pointe a la Hache, where Encalade lives.
Susan Buchanan: Oyster Growers Say Post-Spill Assistance Is Inadequate Susan Buchanan 2011
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But on first and ten at the twenty-yard line, he takes the snap and turns to his right, looking to give the ball to running back Scotty Encalade.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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On second and five, Matt scrambles to the right on an option, and is within a yard of the first down, but he decides to pitch the ball backwards to his running back, Scotty Encalade, making a terrible pitch that Scotty almost fumbles.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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But on first and ten at the twenty-yard line, he takes the snap and turns to his right, looking to give the ball to running back Scotty Encalade.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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On second down, Kyle hands off to Scotty Encalade, who gains four more yards and a first down, their first of the season.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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On second and five, Matt scrambles to the right on an option, and is within a yard of the first down, but he decides to pitch the ball backwards to his running back, Scotty Encalade, making a terrible pitch that Scotty almost fumbles.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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On second down, Kyle hands off to Scotty Encalade, who gains four more yards and a first down, their first of the season.
Hurricane Season Neal Thompson 2007
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