CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is gathering public input regarding deer hunting with dogs, including conflicting stances and potential solutions.

Virtually every Saturday during the fall, Rick Baturin watches dogs rush onto his land from nearby hunting grounds in Colleton County. The canines leave areas where sportsmen are using them to chase ...

Hunting with dogs can cause conflicts between sportsmen and rural landowners when the animals leave hunting grounds and stray onto private property. Deer, black bears and some other animals are hunted ...

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is seeking the public's input regarding the practice of deer hunting with dogs. The public can share their views on the practice in an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hunters who use dogs while stalking deer are increasingly in conflict with rural landowners, who say deer-hunting dogs are ...

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is asking for public input on hunting deer with dogs through a series of ...

Hunters who use dogs while stalking deer are increasingly in conflict with rural landowners, who say deer-hunting dogs are overrunning their land and causing a nuisance Sammy Fretwell/The State ...