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Public Affairs
No question, there are easier things to do than hunt public land across the sprawling metropolis of South Carolina’s Upstate, which doesn’t boast of any rice fields or vast acres of marsh grass. […]
Waterfowl & Duck Hunting
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How to hunt creeks
The Upstate is blessed with an abundance of smaller rivers and creeks that wind their way across the area. […]
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Totally Quackers
The most-colorful, handsomest duck North Carolina waterfowlers have a chance to hunt is the male wood duck. […]
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Join the crew
Based in the Upstate, Wrecking Crew Guide Service is well known for hard-core attitude of pursuing waterfowl and excellent calling. […]
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Jump-shooting will whack woodies
Jump-shooting is a popular past-time among duck hunters, and it produces plenty of woodies — especially in the western half of the state, where duck habitat is limited to waterways. […]
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Rig’Em Right Decoy Anchors for duck hunters on the move
Based in Morehead City, North Carolina, Rig’Em Right Waterfowl owner Matthew Cagle has developed a revolutionary way to collect and store duck decoys without the hassle of tangled lines. […]
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Eastern mixed bag
Eastern North Carolina offers waterfowlers the best chance to hunt a variety of divers, puddlers and sea ducks. […]
Greener Pastures
Do your duck homework
Wing shooters warmed their barrels last month on droves of mourning doves, and maybe a few hunters took-on Florida-style duck hunting in 80-degree weather for the early arriving blue-winged and green-winged teal. […]
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Repair and brush up your duck blinds
Even though a few webbed migrants have arrived in the Carolinas’ swamps and marshes, the slug of migratory ducks are yet to arrive. […]
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Renovated pond stocking: Phase One
Pond fishing offers owners and guests some of the greatest enjoyment on the face of the planet, but older ponds and mismanaged ponds beyond rejuvenation need a clean slate, as mentioned last month. […]