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Americans send presidents letters or small gifts to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. for a variety of reasons. But one woman took it a step further in 1926, sending President Calvin Coolidge a raccoon for ...

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I began tagging along with my dad and his friend Wayne Rehrig while they hunted small game when I was about 7 or 8 years old.

Be it deer, duck or quail, hundreds of thousands of South Carolinians hunt annually. It’s a way of life for many. And the vast majority of those who hunt do so for the meat.

It's one of the most unique national parks in the country. Learn more about the animals that live in Pinnacles National Park.

Karen Madorin is a retired teacher, writer, photographer, outdoors lover, and sixth-generation Kansan.