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South Carolina Wildlife, Summer 1954
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
Abstract
The South Carolina Wildlife Magazine, published by the Department of Natural Resources, is dedicated to the conservation, protection and restoration of our state’s wildlife and natural resources, and to the education of our people to the value of these resources. It includes conservation success stories, heartwarming reflections, humorous tales, intriguing field notes, delectable recipes and awe-inspiring outdoor adventures. In this issue: Good Old Days? ; Predation Not Serious Problem on Refuge ; Long-Term Program Planned by Commission ; Director A. A. Richardson is Reappointed ; The Rockfish Puzzle - Are They Landlocked? ; Catfish Identification Not Difficult ; A Key to the Catfishes ; With the Wardens ; Hunting and Fishing Rights Restricted ; You, the Forest, and Wildlife ; Seven S.C. Boys Visit in Kentucky ; Study of Fish Movements in Santee-Cooper ; Management Key to Good Pond Fishing ; Bear Island Plans Pushed ; Oyster Replanting Important to Industry ; Simple Method May Save Your Life ; Saltwater "Farming" of Shrimp Studied ; For Your Reading.
Issue Date
1954-07
Keywords
Fishing--South Carolina--Periodicals, Hunting--South Carolina--Periodicals, Wildlife conservation--South Carolina--Periodicals, Predatory animals--Control, Richardson, Alfred A., Striped bass--South Carolina, Rockfish--South Carolina, Catfishes, Game wardens--South Carolina, Game laws, Fishery law and legislation, Forests and forestry, Boy Scouts--South Carolina, Basses (Fish), Santee-Cooper Lakes (S.C.), Fish ponds, Lake Murray (S.C.), South Carolina Wildlife Federation, Bear Island (S.C.), Lake Greenwood (S.C.), Oysters, Drowning--Prevention, Largemouth bass, Shrimps, Tarpon, Snakebites
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Rights
Copyright © South Carolina Wildlife. For more information contact the South Carolina State Library. www.statelibrary.sc.gov.
Digitization Specifications
300ppi, Epson Expression 12000xl flatbed scanner with Adobe Acrobat DC Standard software, Archival Master file is a multi-image TIFF; online version is a PDF/A-1b, 24-bit color.