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One if by Land, Two if by Boat?
South Carolina’s Piedmont area is blessed with an abundance of Wildlife Management Areas, ranging from rugged mountain terrain to lowland — almost swampland — bottoms. […]
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Beanfield Beast
Dixon Krall is 14. He’s been hunting for about seven years, and he’ll likely hunt for dozens more.
But it may be all downhill from here, because the buck he killed in Williamsburg County on Sept. 2 may be about as good as it gets. […]
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It’s a Start
Horry County, home of the “Grand Strand,” is widely known for its spectacular beaches, but the spotlight may be shifting inland, just across the Waccamaw River off Cates Bay Highway. […]
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Live shrimp producing good catches in Hilton Head marshes
There’s little in the way of secret strategy this month in the Hilton Head/Beaufort area.
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Commission: Recent Drought Won’t Affect Hunting Seasons
RALEIGH, N.C. – Despite continuing drought conditions, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding the public that no changes have been made to upcoming hunting seasons.
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Refuge Association Launches 3rd Annual Refuge Photo Contest
Washington, DC- The National Wildlife Refuge Association (NWRA) announces its 3rd annual digital photo contest showcasing America’s national wildlife refuges. […]
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Public Comments Being Sought on New Fishing Survey
MOREHEAD CITY – A proposed new recreational fishing survey could soon expand into North Carolina and may serve as a prototype for fishing data collection nationwide.
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DNR Honors 2007 Law Enforcement Officers of the Year
A York County wildlife officer was honored by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources as the 2007 Statewide Officer of the Year.
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Fisheries Director Seeks Waterfront Access Project Ideas
MOREHEAD CITY – N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries Director Louis Daniel is seeking public input on possible Waterfront Access and Marine Industry Fund projects.
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Water is low, but catfish action is high on Santee Cooper
The drawdown of the Santee Cooper reservoirs, caused by this summer’s drought, has made it tough for fishermen to find places where they can launch their boats. […]