Posted By: Terry Wiseman Guest charleston or myrtle area 02-19-2012 06:54 – – – Are there any headboats that some one would recomend? Posted By: Terry Wiseman Guest 12-06-2011 20:07 – Posted By: Terry Wiseman Guest 12-06-2011 19:53 – – – Thank you Posted By: jcarter Guest 12-05-2011 15:00 – – – Mark Brown on The Teaser out of Shem Creek in Mt Pleasant. You will have a blast. Posted By: Terry Wiseman Guest ? 11-21-2011 18:20 – – – Thinking about taking the family to the Chareston area in june. Would love to go out to the gulf stream and get some red snapper and grouper action for the whole family. Any suggestions? Posted By: J-GREIDER Guest Clarks HIll 11-25-2010 04:13 Mostly Sunny, No Precipitation – 50-60 Degrees Lots of hunters in this area how about up there? [Edited By J-GREIDER on 2010-11-25 04:15] Posted By: J-GREIDER Guest Clarks… Continue reading

Posted By: J-GREIDER Guest Clarks Hill 12-19-2008 11:04 Cloudy, Heavy Fog – 60-65 Degrees Went out again this morning. Two geese worked right in shot them as they were landing. Geese are getting hard to work. Several people sky busting….You cant kill geese when they are 20 yard over the tree tops…Anyway…Several ducks on the lake. tons and tons of coots….Several other diving ducks with very little Mallards and Teal. Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest SECOND PART OF MARSH HEN, COMMON MOORHENS, PURPLE GALLINULES EARLY SEASON OPENS SOON 10-06-2008 12:24 – – – The second part of migratory bird hunting season for marsh hens (rails), common moorhens and purple gallinules will soon open. The season for marsh hens—including king, clapper, sora and Virginia rails—and common moorhens and purple gallinules will be from and Oct. 13–Dec. 15. The daily bag limit for king and/or clapper rails is 15 birds per hunter and… Continue reading

Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest S.C. WATERFOWL ADVISORY GROUP MEETS MAY 13 AT YAWKEY CENTER 05-09-2008 12:02 – – – The Waterfowl Advisory Committee to the S.C. Natural Resources Board will meet 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 13 at the Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center near Georgetown. William L. “Sam” Hiott Jr. of Charleston is the chairman of the Waterfowl Advisory Committee. The meeting is open to the public. Anyone with business for the advisory committee, needing the agenda or directions to the meeting place should contact Susan Johnson at the S.C. Department of Natural Resources in Columbia at (803) 734-3889. Items scheduled on the agenda for the meeting of the Waterfowl Advisory Committee include: * Region Four waterfowl update * Legislative update * Atlantic Flyway Council recommendations * 2008-2009 State Waterfowl Stamp budget * Yawkey Peer Review Report discussion * Constituent comments * Advisory committee member comments DNR protects and manages South… Continue reading

Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest Arcadia Plantation: Protecting the Past for the Future 12-12-2007 07:39 – – – Ducks Unlimited Easement Protects Historic Lands GEORGETOWN, S.C., December 12, 2007 – Mrs. Lucille V. Pate and her family continue a long history of land stewardship by granting a Ducks Unlimited conservation easement for Arcadia Plantation. The 3,612-acre easement permanently protects some of the most historically and environmentally important habitat in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. “We are very pleased to be involved in the permanent protection of this crucial Lowcountry habitat,” said Craig LeSchack, Ducks Unlimited Director of Conservation Programs for the South Atlantic. “Because of the intensity of land development in the Lowcountry in general, and around Georgetown in particular, the preservation of Arcadia Plantation will yield a significant public benefit.” George Washington arrived at Captain Wm. Alston’s property on April 29, 1791. Alston’s Clifton Plantation was one of seven prosperous rice plantations… Continue reading

Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest STATE DROUGHT RESPONSE COMMITTEE UPGRADES S.C. TO \’SEVERE\’ STATUS 09-06-2007 07:40 – – – The state and local representatives from the Drought Response Committee decided September 5, 2007 that conditions have continued to deteriorate. The Committee upgraded the drought level to severe for all counties except Beaufort and Jasper. Drought levels are declared in four stages from incipient to moderate, severe followed by extreme. The state has been under a moderate drought declaration since June 6, 2007. According to Hope Mizzell, SC State Climatologist, there was general consensus that most counties should be upgraded based on the drought impact to agriculture, forestry, and hydrology. Beaufort and Jasper were excluded due the heavy rainfall received over the past two weeks. There was also discussion about the potential rainfall from the low-pressure system off the coast; however, the committee agreed they could not make a drought declaration based… Continue reading

Posted By: Paul – Kiker Guest Pee Dee 01-31-2007 01:16 – – – It was a great season.Not as good as some, but certainly not as bad as others. I guess I should have, but I didn’t keep a count of the numbers bagged. I just enjoyed hunting with old & new friends and their kids. Having the kids along and seeing their reaction to birds landing in decoys was very rewarding.Probably the best part of my season was with my wife. We took a trip to the midwest and kicked about in smalltown, USA in several states, visited with old friends, made new friends, and I hunted a little along the way. Did not want to come home. Posted By: Drake26 Guest Upstate-West 01-30-2007 13:09 – – – Fair season for me, going thru withdrawals now that its over. My season ended as follows: 59 total ducks, 2 Canadas,… Continue reading

Posted By: jwhite6 WFC Sponsor 01-05-2007 18:45 – – – things really stink down here on the coast hunted today at the ocean seen 15 ducks got 2 of them we need some weather Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest Local Ponds Aiken Count 01-02-2007 13:55 Cloudy, Occassional Rain Showers – 50-60 Degrees Weeknd storm finally pushed a few new birds into Aiken. Mostly Buffleheads, a few ringnecks and even a few wood ducks showed up. Didn’t hunt, just watching for new birds. My friends said skies were pretty empty on Savannah River over weekend. Not much shooting except a few ringnecks and the odd wood duck. Very few geese on river. anybody hunting the big water on Thurmond? Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest Youth waterfowl hunt applications due Jan. 5 01-02-2007 13:52 – – – Applications are now available for public drawing youth waterfowl hunts at Wildlife Management Areas across the state,… Continue reading

Posted By: PJ-Perea Guest Georgetown County creeks are part of state waterfowl areas 12-12-2006 08:04 – – – The public is reminded that the portions of Big Carr Creek and Little Carr Creek bordering Samworth Wildlife Management Area in Georgetown County are included as Category II waterfowl areas during the 2006-2007 season, which means these areas can be hunted only during scheduled dates and times. Public hunting on Big Carr Creek and Little Carr Creek in Georgetown County will take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays during the waterfowl season, with the second portion of the season beginning Friday, Dec. 15. Shooting times are 30 minutes before sunrise until noon. A Wildlife Management Area Permit, along with a valid state hunting license, state and federal waterfowl stamps and Harvest Information Program (migratory bird) permit will be required to hunt waterfowl within the Category II areas. Each hunter is limited to 25… Continue reading