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    Default TOMO Youth Hunt

    Wood ducks, Greenwings, Mallards, Mergansers were shot "at". LOL SCDNR does an incredible job with these TOMO hunts and the land management at Bonneau Ferry is the best in the State too.

    These hunts expose kids to waterfowl hunting and the outdoors. They might get to see their first Bald Eagle, River Otter, hear Barred Owls, or get to hold their first harvested Wood Duck. I am beyond blessed that my adult sons participate in these TOMO hunts too!

    If anyone is interested in being a mentor for duck, deer, turkey, dove, squirrel hunts please reach out to SCDNR! These hunts are some of the coolest experiences with these kids and adults.
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    Good stuff!
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    Like!

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    Good stuff,

    I love helping out as a dog handler for the tomo squirrel hunts.
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    Good stuff

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    Very cool.
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    Great stuff all the way around. Bonneau Ferry is a gorgeous resource.
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    Do they flood corn for the hunts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cat III View Post
    Do they flood corn for the hunts?
    Absolutely! Corn works! LOL
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    Why do you teach youth to hunt over corn , when so your so against it? Why not hunt over non agriculture habitat?

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    Nobel cause

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    Quote Originally Posted by cat III View Post
    Why do you teach youth to hunt over corn , when so your so against it? Why not hunt over non agriculture habitat?
    Well it is after the regular hunting season for duck. Ducks still around have been hounded for more the 1500 miles and 60 days. Youth hunt needs to have at least a chance to kill a few birds.

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    Understand the length of season, but why preach against impoundments and then go hunt on one. I’am all for youth hunting on WMA ‘s .

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    I would think dnr copuld set aside areas on WMA that are not ever hunted except on youth day and still have a good hunt for the kids. Probably easier, not cheaper, in a flooded corn field.

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    Understand your point, but the I individual who started these thread is against hunting over agriculture. Either your for it or against it

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    Quote Originally Posted by cat III View Post
    Why do you teach youth to hunt over corn , when so your so against it? Why not hunt over non agriculture habitat?
    Unfortunately I don't get to choose what SCDNR does with their impoundments. I didn't see any corn in the pond, nothing but stalks left. The pond was full of invertebrates and native SAV for the ducks to load up on before migrating back North, great stuff for the kids to see and learn about. Sesbania was the best habitat in the pond and the ducks keyed in on it.
    Last edited by cajunwannabe; 02-09-2026 at 02:13 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cat III View Post
    Why do you teach youth to hunt over corn , when so your so against it? Why not hunt over non agriculture habitat?
    get a life
    this is a thread about youth hunting.
    wanna complain about flooded corn? talk to noah. or go to the "Sen Kennedy bitching and moaning thread"
    Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.

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    and now those wood ducks are eating sesbania and bugs?

    ugh
    Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.

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