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Black Bass Slam: The Largemouth Bass

Welcome to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Black Bass Slam! This exciting challenge allows anglers to test their fishing abilities by catching all four species of black bass…
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Reconstructing the Reconstructed: Digitally Recreating 1,900-Year-Old Pottery Designs

Archaeologists study clues found in the designs of artifacts, just like a fingerprint, to learn more about their creators.
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3D Technology in the Field of Archaeology

Technology in the field of archaeology is expanding to include virtual reality, offering 3D digital views of cultural heritage artifacts and locations.
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Thomas Caughman Memorial Veterans Hunt 2021

Heroes and Legends At 8:30 AM on a sunny November morning the day after Veteran’s Day, the parking lot at Jarret Rifle Company was filling up fast with an assortment…
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What’s the difference between domesticated and wild turkeys?

There are many who think about the crisp, spring air that surrounds the beginning of a good turkey hunting season. But perhaps, for a much larger population of people, when…
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Saving Bald Rock

Upstate Friends group partners with SCDNR to clean up iconic mountain heritage preserve   Article by Greg Lucas When visitors come to Bald Rock Heritage Preserve, their breath is taken…
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2021 SCDNR Summer Internships: Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries

Attention college students: SCDNR Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries internship opportunities have been announced.
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The Diamondback Terrapin

There are many different species of turtles, from the small box turtle to the larger-size softshell turtle. The unique diamondback terrapin prefers brackish water, and it is also a “high priority” species in South Carolina and nearby states.
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How to have a safe and successful dove hunt

For a good many South Carolinians the dove opener is the official start of fall.

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SCDNR Fisheries Intern Learns How to Raise and Stock Trout

SCDNR intern Sarah Armstrong shares how her interest in fisheries genetic research led to a summer job at the Walhalla State Fish Hatchery in Mountain Rest, where she helped raise thousands of brown, brook and rainbow trout on a day-to-day basis.
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