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September 24, 2026

A free, 2.5 hour wildlife management workshop on whitetail deer will be offered May 28, from 6-8 P.M. at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s headquarters at the NCSU Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education, 1751 Varsity Drive, Raleigh.

Cape Fear QDMA, NCSU, WRC Offer Deer Workshop

From News Reports

The Cape Fear River Branch of the Quality Deer Management Association is teaming with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and a North Carolina State University Master Gardener/ Park Naturalist to conduct a free 2.5-hour wildlife management workshop May 28 from 6-8 p.m. at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s headquarters at the NCSU Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education, 1751 Varsity Drive, Raleigh.
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Hunters, landowners and others interested in managing deer are invited to attend a one-day Deer Management Workshop on Saturday, May 31 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Webb Wildlife Center in Garnett.

Lowcountry Deer Management Workshop Offered May 31

SCDNR News Release

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources and the Salkahatchie Branch of the Quality Deer Management Association will be conducting a one-day Deer Management Workshop on Saturday, May 31 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Webb Wildlife Center in Garnett.
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The Shooting Crony is light, inexpensive and incredibly easy to use.

This gear make shooting life easier

Gordon Hutchinson

After World War II, in the late 1940s and the decade following, the golden age of shooting known as the “Wildcatting Era” began. […]

The Shooting Crony is light, inexpensive and incredibly easy to use.

This geat make shooting life easier

Gordon Hutchinson

After World War II, in the late 1940s and the decade following, the golden age of shooting known as the “Wildcatting Era” began. […]

Possession of a handgun, even in one’s own home, was illegal in Washington, D.C., until the law was tested in the Federal Court of Appeals for D.C., where it was ruled unconstitutional.

D.C. gun case — what’s going on?

Gordon Hutchinson

You’ve probably read it a thousand times. Read it once more here, and realize your rights to own firearms can hinge on the upcoming Supreme Court interpretation of this particular amendment: […]

Using double-team tactics is an effective method to ambush late-spring wild gobblers.

Tom Foolery

Chasing late-season gobblers can be one of the sport’s greatest challenges. It also can be productive and rewarding, despite popular sentiment among many turkey hunters. […]

Fields that have both plenty of food available and open ground for doves to land and feed are likely to have good numbers of birds.

Field of Dreams

Standing in the shadows on the edge of the field, we knew we had gotten lucky. […]

This target shows the accuracy potential of the author’s Remington Model 673 Guide Rifle — so designated because it’s a short, easily-carried rifle in the hard-hitting (and flat-shooting) .300 Short Action Ultra Magnum (SAUM).

Model 673’s beauty in eyes of beholder

Gordon Hutchinson

Beauty and versatility are in the eyes of the beholder, and most everyone I know in the shooting business is aware I have long been searching for the perfect hunting rifle. […]

Despite a downward trend the past five seasons, South Carolina hunters are still killing almost 20,000 turkeys every spring.

Turkey Business

Standing on the edge of newly-plowed field, the aroma of fresh dirt sent a message that spring was in full swing in rural Bamberg County. […]

The author killed this gobbler at Lynches River last April, because guide Charles Grantham knew the route turkeys used to return to their roosting area late in the afternoon.

All-Day Gobblers

Charles Grantham is no rural mail carrier, but he knows where most of the “tenants” live on the thousand or so acres that make up Lynches River Outfitters near Friendfield in Florence County. […]

red snapper

South Carolina getting 14-day October red snapper season

Newsletters

SC’s Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) for Atlantic red snapper in federal waters has been issued for a 14-day season beginning Oct. 9, 2026. […]

RJ Seiler kills 222-pound Rockingham County buck

Deer

RJ Seiler killed a mainframe 10-point, 222-pound buck in Rockingham County using archery gear during September 2026. […]

gator

Pee Dee hunters tag giant gator

Alligator

John Wayne Caulder, his son Kelly Caulder and friend Josh Bumgarner killed a giant alligator in South Carolina’s Pee Dee Region. […]

SITKA

SITKA x Phorm Energy drink available at SITKA’s Charlotte store

Hunting

Starting Oct. 5, 2026 Charlotte hunters and anglers will be among the first in the country to get their hands on a new limited-edition SITKA x Phorm Energy drink, available at SITKA’s retail location in Charlotte. […]

First buck with a bow on public land

Bag a Buck

Hunter Sanford of Mountain Rest, SC killed a 9-point buck in Hampton County, SC on Sept. 17, 2026. […]

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