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The right stuff for woodcock
Opinions vary on the perfect woodcock gun. Purists may insist on a classic side-by-side classic English double gun in 20-gauge, possibly with a straight grip. […]
Hunting
Hog Hunting
Lotsa sign means lotsa hogs
Even with hogs spread across South Carolina, a lot of people have never seen a wild hog and are surprised to hear of people hunting them. […]
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Swans by water — hunting tundra swans over waterfowl impoundments
The tundra swan is the largest waterfowl species hunted in North Carolina. In bygone years, traditional hunts included decoying them on the water or sneaking up on them in a boat, but modern agriculture changed all that. […]
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SCDNR map of the ACE Basin
A terrific map and history of the ACE Basin, updated in 2007, is available from the SCDNR by calling the Donnelley WMA at 843-844-8957. […]
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You can hide from flying eyes
When making a water decoy set for swans, any vegetation floating or sticking above the water should be removed. […]
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Hounding Bushytails
When leaves on the trees are as scarce as deer hunters in the woods, a new year must have turned, and that’s just fine with Dave Inman and Wally McAnulty because there’s no better time of the year for nearly limitless squirrel hunting opportunities. […]
Hog Hunting
Sticking it to Porky Pig
Even though I am a duck hunter, I get a little bummed once New Year’s Day passes. […]
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High Pressure Quackups
Hunting and fishing parallel one another on a number of levels. […]
Hunting
Improve the forest: cut some trees!
New Year’s Day is one of the most dreaded days on the calendar. Thousands of deer hunters out there spend long hours perched high above the ground, sitting motionless, awaiting the presence of a large-racked beast in their sights. […]
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South Carolina Sportsman examines coyotes, wild hogs, ducks and woodcocks in January issue
Don’t think just because deer season is over that hunters need to put away all their weapons and clothing. […]
