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July 16, 2026

State Chapter of MADD honors North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission

RALEIGH, N.C. (Feb. 2) – The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has been recognized as an agency of the year by Mothers Against Drunk Driving. […]

Backlashes

New work model needed at agencies

Craig Holt

The events of recent months have revealed more problems with agencies that manage fish and wildlife in North Carolina. […]

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South Carolina’s On-Line Boat Show provides great deals

South Carolina Sportsman

Sure, the economy’s slow, and some are cutting back on discretionary spending on their hobbies. […]

On-Line Boat Show puts buyers in the driver’s seat

North Carolina Sportsman

Sure, the economy’s slow, and some are cutting back on discretionary spending on their hobbies. […]

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Smoke reveals fire in appointments

Craig Holt

Sportsmen have suspected for a long time that people “bought” seats on the N.C Wildlife Resources Commission by paying elected officials. […]

South Carolina Sportsman contributor Pat Robertson was honored in November for his lifetime of service in the outdoors communication field.

Robertson honored by South Carolina Outdoor Press

From News Reports

CLINTON – In recognition of his tireless efforts on behalf of outdoorsmen and his work in the outdoors communication field, the South Carolina Outdoor Press (SCOPe) honored long-time outdoors writer Pat Robertson at the organization’s annual fall conference in mid-November. […]

Deer-season changes for next season won't be discussed this January, as state officials await legislative action on last year's recommendations.

No controversial deer changes on Commission’s January hearings list

Craig Holt

The good news for hunters who attend January’s public hearings is the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission won’t propose controversial deer-season date changes for 2010. […]

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Myers: WRC wants sportsmen’s input

Craig Holt

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Executive Director Gordon Myers said a proposed move of public hearings to consider changes in fish and game laws “does not represent a compression in the schedule that would impede public input.” […]

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Mercury study insufficient, Wildlife Federation says

Pat Robertson

The South Carolina Wildlife Federation says a pared-down state health department study of the effects of mercury pollution and mercury-related illnesses due to consumption of fish from polluted waters is way too little in light of the growing evidence of the mercury problem. […]