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Draw a WMA Ace
If you hunt deer in South Carolina, you may have considered hunting one of the state-owned Wildlife Management Areas. […]
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Cover: August 2009 (SC)
Believe it or not, deer season opens this month, and we’ve got all the info to get you started. […]
Greener Pastures
Develop strategies for trophy deer
As a buck’s antler velvet begins to lose its blood supply and dry out at the tail end of the month, deer hunters need to review objectives and historical harvest data, then decide what their goals will be for the season. […]
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Dove, other migratory bird seasons set by Commission
RALEIGH – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has approved the season dates for dove and other webless migratory game birds as well as September seasons for Canada geese and teal.
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Deer harvest up slightly in 2008
Results of the 2008 Deer Hunter Survey conducted by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources indicate that the statewide harvest of deer last season totaled 248,778, an increase of 4 percent over the previous year. […]
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It’s time to prepare those shooting lanes
With deer season just around the corner, July is the prime time to prepare shooting lanes and remove problem trees around stand sites. […]
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Perform CPR on your food plots
June unravels the last few layers of spring, marked by warm, moist nights and longer days. […]
Deer Hunting
Deer harvest is record in 2008-2009
North Carolina hunters had another record-setting harvest during the 2008-09 deer season, with a total of 176,297 deer kills reported. […]
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State-record turkey for bow hunters taken in Stokes County
A Stokes County hunter has bagged what appears to be the biggest wild turkey ever taken in North Carolina using archery equipment.
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Boss Border Birds
From hunting in Alleghany County a number of times, I had a fairly good idea where the gobbler might be in the pasture that lay level with the ridge above me. Nearing the mountaintop, I pulled out a crow call and sent forth several coarse caws. […]