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Scarlett O’Hara may have been on to something. So what if her daughter died when that pony threw her? […]
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Scarlett O’Hara may have been on to something. So what if her daughter died when that pony threw her? […]
Offshore action at the Diamond Shoals is as good as gold this month. […]
The cannonball jellyfish, stomolophus meleagris, has great value as table fare in Asian countries, but along the South Carolina coast, it’s mainly recognized as being the No. 1 food of certain species of sea turtles and the No. 1 bait for spadefish. […]
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Marine Resources Division is preparing for the 2010 saltwater tournament fishing season, and would like to remind all tournament organizers of the current state regulations. […]
North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries officials closed the commercial red drum fishery effective yesterday, but the April 12 proclamation by DMF Director Louis Daniel was not an end to all commercial fishing for red drum. […]
What is the biggest stumbling block that hunters have to overcome to put their tag around a wild turkey’s leg? […]
Gov. Mark Sanford signed a bill into law on March 31 that cut flounder recreational limits in half and limited the types of lights used for gigging for the Pawely’s Island and Murrells Inlet area effectively immediately. […]
Registered users of SouthCarolinaSportsman.com can win official Sportsman gear and Primos hunting equipment in the new Turkey Photo and Video Contests. […]
Registered users of NorthCarolinaSportsman.com can win official Sportsman gear and Primos hunting equipment in the new Turkey Photo and Video Contests. […]
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission has taken a giant step back from an earlier decision in favor of gill-net commercial fishermen. […]
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