Catfish Stew
Welcome back to Our Kitchen! On the menu tonight, Catfish Stew. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on South Carolina Wild are solely those of the authors, and do not…
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Venison Meatloaf
Welcome back to Our Kitchen! Cold weather is the perfect reason to make classic comfort foods. On the menu tonight, our twist on a classic… Venison Meatloaf. Disclaimer: The views…
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Hog and Cabbage Stew
Welcome back to Our Kitchen! What’s better on a chilly Monday than warm, hearty stew? On the menu tonight, hog and cabbage stew. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on…
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A Pile of Rocks and a Pit-full of Fire: A Connection to the Past Like No Other
As a SCDNR Archaeology graduate student intern, Angelina Towery-Tomasura participated in experimental archaeology workshops during the summer of 2022. Here, Angelina reflects on what she learned. Have you ever taken…
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Hog Sausage Breakfast Casserole
Welcome back to Our Kitchen! Are you feeding a crowd this weekend? On the menu for brunch, hog sausage casserole Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on South Carolina Wild…
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Shrimp and Venison Taco Bar
Welcome back to Our Kitchen! Have you tried adding wild game to your Cinco de Mayo spread? On the menu tonight, shrimp and venison taco bar. Disclaimer: The views and…
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A Hunt Worth Waiting For
By Blake Baxley, Region 3 Law Enforcement Officer Ever since my little boy Braiden was old enough to talk, he has said he wanted to go hunting with me any…
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SCDNR Holiday Gift Guide – The Essentials
The holidays are a magical time- whether you’re looking for the perfect gift for the outdoorsman or woman in your life or a new way to celebrate and spend time…
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Black Bass Slam: The Spotted 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…
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Rabbits of South Carolina
Written by Michael Small Did you know there are four species of rabbits in South Carolina? Although Eastern cottontails are the most familiar, there are also three other, somewhat less…
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