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A Fine, Chilled Red
As Capt. Patrick Kelly guided his sleek, 21-foot center-console boat through the marsh creeks near Little River, the need for warm, layered clothing became obvious. […]
Month: November 2008
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Small Game, Big Time
Strange though it may seem to many, the hunting habits of South Carolinians have changed immensely in just two generations. […]
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Good Goose Getters
If you think you have to make a long trip to bag a limit of Canada geese, you’re mistaken. […]
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Heavyweight Champion
In a season when heavy whitetail bucks have been fairly common, Bill McKinnon may have taken a deer that really stands out. […]
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Awfully Strong
Deep within the agricultural-rich Lowcountry of South Carolina, another trophy buck has bitten the dust. […]
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It’s a numbers game, & we win
Numbers are among our most valuable commodities as sportsmen. I don’t necessarily mean how many of us there are these days, but the numbers that we come in contact with. […]
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25 (Points) at 25 (Yards)
Matthew Groves doesn’t have a problem with arithmetic — he just couldn’t believe he’d counted all the way to 25 when he examined the rack of a huge Colleton County buck he killed on Oct. 3. […]
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Finley and Wood Capture 2008 IFA Redfish Cup Championship
Panama City Beach, Fla. – After securing a two fish limit during both days of competition weighing a combined 27.08 pounds, the team of Glenn Finley and Dodd Wood captured the 2008 IFA Redfish Tour Championship on Saturday in Panama City Beach, Fla. […]
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Dispose of Game Carcasses Properly
North Carolina Sportsman Magazine wants to remind hunters that there are proper ways to dispose of remains and game carcasses and in N.C. this is regulated by local ordinances that vary by county. […]
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Turkey harvest down, reproduction only fair
Things don’t look terribly promising for turkey hunters in South Carolina.
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources reported earlier this month that the harvest for the spring wild turkey season was off almost 10 percent from 2007 levels, and that reproduction this past summer was nothing to brag about.
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