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My Augusts just aren’t that bad
Unlike most sportsmen, I’ve never really held anything against August. I put up with the daily 90-degree temperatures and 90-percent humidity, mostly thanks to the joys of air conditioning. […]
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One up, one down in S.C. legislature
The state legislature, as is noted elsewhere in the magazine, has passed one piece of legislation important to sportsmen, but it has failed to do anything about another issue that appears no closer to being resolved than it was when it came to a head several years ago. […]
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Can development be a nice word?
When it comes to sportsmen, the word “development” may be 11 letters long, but it’s a 4-letter word that brings up some ugly memories. […]
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Mother Nature can be friend or foe
Biologists can have great intentions and use the best management tools available, but in the end, Mother Nature often trumps everything. […]
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Giving honor due to a matchless foe
The first time my buddy Taz volunteered to take me into the woods and teach me how to turkey hunt, first-hand, my introductory lesson was postponed. […]
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Same substance, new delivery style
If you have read South Carolina Sportsman very often over the past three years, you’ve probably noticed a bit of a change over recently. […]
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We can’t afford more SCDNR cuts
I realize that this month’s column might fall in the category of NIMBY — “Not in My Backyard!” — but when things beyond your control threaten to affect things near and dear to you, you speak up if you don’t like it, or you go ahead and take your medicine. […]
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Going ‘outdoors’ will help schools
If there is a division of state government in better hands right now than the S.C. Department of Education, I want somebody to bring me evidence. […]
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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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Keep hunting traditions alive
Sometime late in the afternoon on Veteran’s Day, the truck will make a sharp right turn onto a dirt road that divides two stands of pine trees. […]