The whereabouts of the other Nance brothers-- Clee Roy, Buddy, and Junior--had been ascertained. They were chilling at the forty-acre Pensacola estate leased by the network and used as an outdoor set for the fractious family barbecue scenes that closed each episode. Down the road a stretch was the rooster farm, which the clan avoided except during taping days, because of the stench.
"The whereabouts of the other Nance brothers-- Clee Roy, Buddy, and Junior-- had been ascertained. They were chilling at the forty-acre Pensacola estate leased by the network and used as an outdoor set for the fractious family barbecue scenes that closed each episode."
"Down the road a stretch was the rooster farm, which the clan avoided except during taping days, because of the stench."
The Nance brothers, Clee Roy, Buddy, and Junior, were found relaxing at the family's large estate in Pensacola, which served as a filming location for their TV show. The estate was used for outdoor scenes, especially the lively family barbecue segments that concluded each episode. Nearby was a rooster farm, which the family avoided most of the time due to its unpleasant smell, only visiting it on filming days.
