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Few Acres Many Deer
South Carolina hunters crave the day when a record-book buck slips into their food plot at daybreak within easy shooting range.
Articles by Jeff Burleson
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Turkey-Time Tailers
Temperate waters extending into fall allows fishermen to experience some of the best redfish action of the year at Bulls Bay. […]
Deer Hunting
Jasper County record-book buck: 142-inches
Bill Neil, a Kershaw County native who lives in Florida, heads down to the Lowcountry regularly to hunt with a club on a 5,000-acre tract, passed up two good bucks in a food plot the first weekend in October. […]
Greener Pastures
They’re after me Lucky Charms again!
Cultivating a rich stand of clover will pull deer from afar to feast on this magically delicious legume. […]
Deer Hunting
Monster Dillon County buck arrowed
Dillon County is next-to-last among South Carolina counties when it comes to producing record-book whitetail, but it struck first blood on Sept. 6 with a huge 10-point archery buck that will rank among the biggest killed in the Palmetto State this season – with any weapon. […]
Greener Pastures
Food-plot success is hard work
Typically, wildlife move back and forth to the best and most-available emerging food sources throughout the year. […]
Greener Pastures
Get to know all your ‘bachelors’
Preseason scouting is essential when determining the quality and abundance of deer on your land. Since May, bucks have been growing their headgear, brewing individualism in the herd. […]
Greener Pastures
Wildlife management never rests
Any seasoned hunter understands the investments needed to grow quality deer and bumper populations of ducks and quail on their hunting lands. […]
Featured Story
Big night bite!
Fishermen catch speckled trout throughout the day, but the majority are caught early in the morning and late in the afternoon. Often overlooked by many anglers is the night bite. Trout will feed throughout the night during the summer when conditions are right. […]
Bass Fishing
Lay the Lumber
Meandering through century-old cypress and tupelo swamps, the tea-colored waters of the picturesque Lumber River swiftly glide from its headwaters in the sandhills of North Carolina to its confluence with the Little Pee Dee River across the South Carolina line. […]