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Contact your local wildlife agency, such as the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, or check their website for information on regulations for velvet season hunting.
Local Wildlife Agency Websites
For local regulations in the South Carolina Lowcountry, visit the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) website at dnr.sc.gov. Click on the “Regulations” tab and select “Hunting and Fishing Regulations” to find information on licenses, permits, and bag limits. For a specific region, such as the Lowcountry, click on “Regional Offices” and select the office closest to your hunting location.
Hunting Season Information
Velvet season hunting in South Carolina typically occurs during the early season, which is usually in late August or early September, depending on the species. For example, the early season for deer hunting in the Lowcountry region is usually from the Saturday before the first Monday in September through the last Sunday in January. Check the SCDNR website for specific dates and regulations.
Contacting Local Offices
If you’re unable to find the information you need online, contact your local SCDNR office for assistance. In the Lowcountry region, you can contact the SCDNR’s Charleston or Beaufort offices for information on local regulations, licenses, and permits. Be prepared to provide your location and the species you’re interested in hunting, as this will help the staff provide more accurate information.
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