Careful Planting Urged For Small Game Habitats
Mark Hall of the South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department urges farmers to avoid mowing hedge rows and ditch banks. Allow growth of native vegetation to serve as windbreaks and refuges for quail and rabbits. Create 15 foot wide transition zones along field edges to boost habitat and reduce erosion and poor cropping in shaded areas.
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Mark Hall
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine’ Resources Department
Hall
Transition zones offer habitat for quail and insects
Non productive field borders provide nesting cover and a habitat for insects that supply high protein food for adult and young quail. Leave two disc strip areas unplowed for two years if borders are weedy. Let strips grow, avoid herbicides, and rotate disc under every two years. Seek advice from a county extension agent.
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Hall
Freshwater and saltwater fishing trends across South Carolina
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources reports freshwater catches at Lake Jocassee Keowee Hartwell Greenwood Clarks Hill Wylie Wateree Murray Marion Moultrie and others with bass crappie bream catfish striped bass white perch and trout. Saltwater notes pier inshore offshore catches near Myrtle Beach Beaufort and Charleston with bluefish flounder shark cobia wahoo tuna dolphin king mackerel plus local ponds. Water conditions vary from clear to muddy with levels 0.7 to 4.3 feet below or above normal.
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Columbia
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Jocassee
Lake Keowee
Lake Hartwell
Lake Greenwood
Clarks Hill Lake
Lake Wylie
Wylie Dam
Wateree Creek
Lake Wateree
Cedar Creek
Lake Murray
Lake Marion
Eutaw Creek
Lake Moultrie
Myrtle Beach
Beaufort
Grand Strand
Charleston
Hunting Island
Langley Pond
Clearwater Pond
Flatrock Pond
Vaucluse Pond
Herndon Dairy Pond
Morris Pond
Padgett's Pond
Mysti Robbins Fights Guillain Barré Syndrome After Final Four
Mysti Robbins, South African High School junior and Lady Thoroughbreds star, missed the state championship with illness later identified as Guillain Barré Fisher Syndrome. The condition weakened her motor skills and vision, delaying her return to school as doctors anticipate an 80 percent chance of full recovery in four to six months.
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Mysti Robbins
Robbins
South Airicn
Lady Thoroughbreds
University of South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Chapman
Mysti
Arias and Wilander Reach Monte Carlo Open Final
American Jimmy Arias defeated Horst Skoff 7 5 6 1 in a semifinal to reach the Monte Carlo Open final, while Mats Wilander beat Ulf Stenlund 6 2 6 2 as wind disrupted play. Arias credits a sports psychology program for his return to form after dropping to 53rd.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Jimmy Arias
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Arias
Horst Skoff
Austria
Wilander
Ulf Stenlund
Stenlund
Florida
Bolletteri Tennis Academy
Jim Loehr
Skoff
France
Yannick Noah
Boris Becker
Wilander-Stenlund
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