Jeff Burleson, Author at Carolina Sportsman

Flat-Out Hot Flounder

Murrells Inlet, nestled within the heart of the Waccamaw Neck, first became well-known for the successful cultivation of rice within its marshes through the 19th and into the early 20th centuries. […]

It’s time to prepare those shooting lanes

Jeff Burleson

With deer season just around the corner, July is the prime time to prepare shooting lanes and remove problem trees around stand sites. […]

Perform CPR on your food plots

Jeff Burleson

June unravels the last few layers of spring, marked by warm, moist nights and longer days. […]

It’s not too late to plant your summer food plots

Jeff Burleson

By the first week of May, the danger of a killer frost is improbable, and any planned summer food plots should be well underway. Unfortunately, many part-time land managers/hunters do not sow the first seed until May. […]

Heritage Preserve is victim of Horry County fire

Jeff Burleson

Massive wildfire blazed through the coastal region of Horry County last week, destroying much of a wildlife-rich, S.C. Department of Natural Resources Heritage Preserve immediately adjacent to thriving Myrtle Beach. […]

Summer food-plot mixes are key to providing deer with protein

Jeff Burleson

Food plots play an important role in the overall management regime for raising and attracting quality whitetail deer. […]

First Wave of Spring

Jeff Burleson

Nothing cures cabin fever like an intense, rod-bending adventure along the South Carolina coast. […]

Shed hunting improves your trophy chances

Jeff Burleson

Spring is the best time of year to search for deer antler sheds, which provide many clues that can help hunters when deer season rolls back around. […]