Greener Pastures
Make sure soil is ready
Planting spring and fall food plots can benefit wildlife in so many ways, and September is the beginning of the fall planting season. […]
Hunting
Deer Hunting
Deadline approaching for special Upstate youth deer hunts
Sept. 15 is the deadline for youngsters between the ages of 10 and 15 to apply for a handful of special youth deer hunts in the Upstate that the S.C. Department of Natural Resources Is holding on private and hunt-club land. […]
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SCDNR developing programs to help landowners deal with coyotes
Coyotes are in South Carolina, and they are not going away. With that in mind, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources is trying to help landowners learn how to deal with the sneaky predators. […]
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State announces complete waterfowl seasons for 2014-15
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set season dates, bag limits and other regulations for the upcoming waterfowl and falconry seasons. […]
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Goose hunters, shall we gather at the river?
Which would you rather shoot this September: 15 birds that weigh a total of five pounds or 15 birds that each weigh 10 pounds apiece? […]
Deer Hunting
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Clear-cut strategy
Many hunters in South Carolina lease land to hunt. Clubs or partnerships are formed in order to pool resources to lease, manage and hunt properties. […]
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Cover: September 2014 (NC)
All that time waiting is finally over, and archers of every stripe will be slinging arrows at deer this month. […]
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Muzzleloading double play on two game lands in SE North Carolina
Since it is so far off the beaten path, a smaller and lesser-known public-hunting area like the Brunswick County Game Land can be difficult for a first-time visitor to find. […]
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Game Lands hunting is wide open in North Carolina
North Carolina contains 85 separate areas where public hunting is allowed, tracts that cover more than 2 million acres — more than a million alone in the Pisgah and Nantahala national forests in the western third of the state. […]