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July 9, 2026

Turnips are brassicas, which provide tremendous forage for deer and other wildlife toward the end of the season.

Cool-season planting time is now

While a rich fall planting may establish overwintering benefits for wildlife, the real reason most hunters plant cool-season food plots is to provide a hot food source in hopes of a shot at Bullwinkle during deer season. […]

The absence of escape routes for deer because of recent flooding has caused a temporary closure on hunting in some South Carolina counties

Deer closures announced by SCDNR

Brian Cope

Due to flooding that has impacted virtually every part of South Carolina, the SCDNR has enacted a temporary hunting closure for several counties that will begin tonight at midnight and run through Sunday, Oct 11 at midnight […]

The SCDNR is considering suspending deer season in some counties due to recent flooding.

SCDNR considering suspending deer hunting season

Brian Cope

Due to flooding and other factors related to the flooding, the SCDNR is considering suspending deer hunting season for certain counties. […]

Hunters can turn their squirrel tails into fishing lures with this program.

With squirrel season in, hunters turn squirrel tails into fishing lures

Brian Cope

With early goose season now closed, many hunters are glad to see that squirrel season opened Oct. 1, giving them a challenging game animal to hunt that is every bit as fun as (if not more fun than) deer hunting to most hunters who give squirrel hunting a chance. […]

Squirrels are fun to shoot, and make tasty meals. And thanks to a program from the Mepps lure company, hunters can turn their tails into fishing lures.

Turn squirrel tails into fishing lures

Brian Cope

Squirrel hunting season starts next week, giving North Carolina hunters a challenging game animal to hunt that is every bit as fun as (if not more fun than) deer hunting to most hunters who give squirrel hunting a chance. […]

Deer movement increases in October throughout South Carolina

Terry Madewell

According to biologist Charles Ruth of SCDNR, one of the first things a hunter needs to understand is the biological change that causes deer to move a lot during October. […]

Responsibility for North Carolina deer farms has moved from the NCWRC to the Dept. of Agriculture.

Deer farm authority passes to N.C. Dept of Agriculture after legislature reverses decision

Craig Holt

The state legislature made a 180-degree turnaround early this week and handed over management of deer farms in North Carolina to the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, taking authority from the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]