The S.C. Natural Resources Board, the policy-making body of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR), recently approved the 2012-2013 late migratory bird seasons and regulations from a framework set by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The season and bag limit selections must be approved by the Service and published in the Federal Register. […]
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Hunters on state Wildlife Management Area (WMA) lands in Berkeley, Dorchester, and Charleston counties, including the Francis Marion National Forest, need to remember that all deer harvested must be checked in at the nearest deer check station. Check stations near the Francis Marion National Forest include: Dennis Wildlife Center, Elmwood Check Station (selected hunts only),
Hunters must check deer taken on lower state WMA's Read More »
New stamps for turkey, pheasant and waterfowl hunters were selected on Aug. 25 and will be issued to hunters during the 2013 hunting seasons. Winning the wild turkey contest, with a painting of an early morning gobbler ready to depart from a tree branch was Craig Fairbert, of Ladysmith. Fairbert is no stranger to winning
Wisconsin's state turkey, pheasant and waterfowl stamp winners announced Read More »
Think about all the things that stream has done for you… cooled you on a hot summer day, warmed your heart with the first trout of the year. (Or your first trout, period.) It’s there no matter when you need it; even when you have five bazillion things to do and you wish it wasn’t
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An extremely rare albino hummingbird recently visited a feeder at a Lake Waukomis home in the Northland, and the bird may still be in the Kansas City area. “She sure put some excitement in my days,” Nancy Morrison said. “It was great watching her.” A normal ruby-throated hummingbird has a black
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Numerous opportunities exist on approximately 387,000 acres of wildlife management areas (WMA) all along the coast for the archer looking to harvest a deer this fall. Along the upper half of the coast in Horry County, Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve Wildlife Management Area (HP/WMA), Waccamaw River HP/WMA, and Little Pee Dee HP River Complex
Coastal archery deer hunt opportunities available Read More »
One of the most frustrating scenarios in pheasant hunting is crippling a bird, then not being able to locate it for the retrieve. Who among us hasn’t spent an hour beating the grass where we “know it went down?” I have a pretty solid retrieving German shorthair, but there is room for improving her ability
Training your Dog to Hunt Dead Birds Read More »
ENTERPRISE, Ore. – For the third year in a row, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will open the upper Snake River for fall chinook fishing. The season will open on Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012. The river will be open from the Oregon-Washington border to the deadline below Hells Canyon Dam and will remain
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