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June 2, 2026

Chad Wiggins killed this fine 8-point buck with a bullet that had jammed the previous hunt.

‘Magic bullet’ downs big Richland County buck

Apparently, there was a bullet that had one big buck’s name on it – or maybe his picture or something. […]

Strict trophy management paid off Aug. 18 when Alex Brenner arrowed this fine Johns Island buck.

Charleston hunter arrows Johns Island giant

Alex Brenner of Charleston and his hunting companions are true believers in high-quality food plots, and they practice strict quality deer management, only harvesting mature bucks and big does on their hunting land, including a 250-acre sea-island paradise on Johns Island. […]

A new pier at George Poston Park Lake is designed to make it easy for children and wheelchair-bound anglers to take advantage of the fishery.

George Poston Park Lake adds specialized pier

NCWRC Release

It’s easier than ever for anglers to fish at George Poston Park Lake in Gaston County now that a “universally accessible” fishing pier has been completed, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission announced today (Aug. 23). […]

The SCDNR is accepting public input about how South Carolina's growing bear population should be managed.

Deadline approaching for black-bear management input, public meeting slated

SCDNR News Release

Public input about the proposed Black Bear Management and Conservation Strategy is being accepted until Sept. 9, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources said today (Aug. 23). […]

Bear hunters who use dogs often take some of the largest bruins in North Carolina each year, and now bowhunters want a piece of the action.

Bowhunters want part of bear-hunting action

Craig Holt

With the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission bringing a series of proposed changes to bear-hunting regulations to public hearings in September, the North Carolina Bowhunters Association wants a piece of the pie, so to speak. […]

Williamsburg County hunter gets full-velvet archery trophy

Jeff Burleson

With archery season only three days old, Williamsburg county native Willie McCutchen arrowed a beautiful 10-point buck, in full velvet, and captured the entire hunt on film – all by himself. […]

The dredge "Merritt" is used for all work to keep local inlets open, and local governments are scrambling to fund the work.

Federal belt-tightening forces local governments to help with cost of dredging inlets

Jerry Dilsaver

The sands of time shift quickly; in fact, very quickly if they happen to be around one of the smaller, unstabilized, shallow-draft inlets along North Carolina’s southern coastline. […]

Properly handling bass can increase survival during the heat of the summer.

Tips on keeping bass alive during summer heat

NCWRC Release

Keeping bass alive after being caught can be a challenge during the summer heat, and often many bass die after release or when placed in livewells. […]

Bow-hunting opportunities abound along the South Carolina coast.

Head to the coast for ample archery hunting opportunities

SCDNR News Release

Bow hunters can head to the coast for almost unlimited options for deer, with South Carolina wildlife management areas offering about 387,000 acres. […]

North Carolina was well represented during this year's Youth Hunter Education Challenge held in New Mexico.

Tarheel youth make mark at Youth Hunter Education Challenge

NCWRC Release

North Carolina youth won three first- and one second-place awards during the recent Youth Hunter Education Challenge held in Raton, New Mexico. […]