South Carolina Wildlife, September-October 1987

Authors
Conservation, Education, and Communications Division, South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Keywords
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources , Fishing--South Carolina--Periodicals , Hunting--South Carolina--Periodicals , Wildlife conservation--South Carolina--Periodicals , Clapper rail , Savage, Henry, Jr., 1903-1990 , Deer populations , Fishing accidents , Hunting accidents , Wounds and injuries , October , Autumn , Vision , Color Vision , Surf fishing , Wildlife conservation , Plant conservation , Samworth Wildlife Management Area (S.C.)
Abstract
The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Biosphere ; Books ; Readers' Forum ; Natural History: Clapper Rail ; Events ; Camden's Irrepressible Naturalist ; A Quest For Quality ; The Art of Outdoor Gore ; October Morning ; Color For Survival ; Surf Fisherman's Song ; Preserving Your Homestead Habitat ; Field Trip ; Roundtable ; Ramblings.
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URI
https://dc.statelibrary.sc.gov/handle/10827/46701
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South Carolina Wildlife Magazines
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DNR_SC_Wildlife_1987-10.pdf (195.06 MB)
Issue Date
1987-10
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Date Accessioned
2022-11-03T21:58:25Z
Date Available
2022-11-03T21:58:25Z
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application/pdf
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Document
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Publisher
Digital Collection
Rights
Copyright © South Carolina Wildlife. For more information contact the South Carolina State Library. www.statelibrary.sc.gov.
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Text
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300ppi, Epson Expression 12000xl flatbed scanner with Adobe Acrobat Pro 2020 Standard software, Archival Master file is a multi-image TIFF; online version is a PDF/A-1b, 24-bit color.