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Marsh Tackies were once plentiful in the Lowcountry. Almost every family had one or two in their yards or fields. When the bridges were built and machine power became available, the need for Marsh Tackies was reduced and much of their habitat was converted into urban areas as a result, their numbers dwindled.
