Deer Hunting
Natural deer urine attractants banned in SC
Hunters in South Carolina can no longer use commercially-made deer urine scent attracting products. […]
Deer Hunting
Deer Hunting
Deer tags being mailed to S.C. hunters now – with a big change
The SCDNR is mailing deer tags to hunters for the 2019-20 deer hunting season. Hunters will see a big change in the antlerless deer tagging system for this year. […]
Deer Hunting
S.C. hunters, it’s time to apply for lottery deer hunts
The SCDNR is accepting applications for public lottery deer hunts through Aug. 15, 2019. […]
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Assignment June: Work the land for whitetails
Hunting season is right around the corner. Make sure you do all you can now to be sure you’re helping your deer herd. […]
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Get the most from your trail cameras
You don’t need to break the bank to get the most out of your trail cameras. You can get great results on the cheap with these simple tips. […]
Deer Hunting
S.C.’s 2018 deer harvest increased over recent years
2018 was a good year for deer hunters in South Carolina. The overall deer harvest increased over recent years, and SCDNR biologists have released the data. […]
Deer Hunting
N.C.’s 2018-19 deer harvest down 9 percent
While North Carolina’s deer harvest numbers mark a 9-percent decline compared to the average of the previous three years, NCWRC wildlife biologists said it’s no cause for alarm. […]
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Dozens of hunters charged with 308 hunting violations
The NCWRC has charged 25 members of the Sandy Ridge Hunting Club with a variety of crimes that allegedly took place during 2017 and 2018. […]
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Deer will be on agricultural offerings for much of the spring, summer
Hunters that provide a food source for their deer herd throughout the late spring and summer will benefit when deer hunting season opens in the fall. […]
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Chronic Wasting Disease Not Detected in North Carolina’s Deer Herd
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a 100% fatal disease that is rampant among deer herds in many states throughout the U.S., but so far, no cases have been detected in North Carolina’s deer population. […]