Ulmer is located in northeastern Allendale County. Although the town received its charter in 1891, property records indicate that the area was settled prior to the Revolutionary War. At the time that the settlement became a town, Ephriam Ulmer agreed to give up property he owned adjacent to the train depot in exchange for having the new town named after him.
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Blackwater is located in the low country of South Carolina, based in Ulmer, offering deer and turkey hunts, as well as deer stands. General information about the company's products and services is featured, including its rates, photographs, and online reservations. A brochure is available upon request.
http://www.blackwaterhunting.com/
Featuring two thousand acres of hunting ground, and more than fifty acres of fishing ground in the low country of South Carolina, the Ulmer-based preserve offers seasonal hunts, including single day hunts as well as multiple day packages, which are described here, along with rates and contacts.
http://www.drybranchhuntingpreserve.com/
Boasting more than seven hundred acres of coastal bermuda hay, the family farm in Ulmer, South Carolina produces hay for commercial sale. Its products, costs, and delivery options are featured.
http://www.tandmfarms.com/
