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Bear-tagging program enters second year
Bear tags debuted last year, marking the first time that South Carolina’s bear hunters had to pay anything more than the cost of a Sportsman’s License to harvest a bear. […]
Articles by Scott Keepfer
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Bragging-Rights Bruins
Tony Cantrell has killed two bears in 42 years of hunting. […]
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Sunflowers aren’t the only dove food
Although sunflowers reign supreme as a dove attractant, there are plenty of other dove foods that shouldn’t be overlooked. […]
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For the Love of the Dove
In the beginning, Louis Batson III was his dad’s designated retriever in the dove field — a 5-year-old boy scrambling through corn stalks to pick up birds brought down by the blast of his father’s humpback Browning 12-gauge. […]
Bass Fishing
Jocassee now a top ‘spot’ spot
Lake Jocassee has long been a desirable destination for big fish of several species; now anglers can add spotted bass to the list. […]
Bass Fishing
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Terry Dodson caught the state-record smallmouth bass, but he’ll never forget the day he had what he’s convinced was the state-record largemouth in his sights as well. […]
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Fishing That ‘Sticks’
Darryl Graham has been “sticking fish” for just about as long as he can remember — but not with a hook. […]
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Bear Harvest down from 2009 levels
Considering his recent run of good fortune, Phillip Mullinax of Travelers Rest may want to buy a lottery ticket or two.He killed his first-ever South Carolina black bear: a 335-pound bruin that ranked as the second-largest taken during the 2010 season. […]
Deer Hunting
No. 3 all-time SC buck is discovered
A few years ago, Easley’s Danny Dillard shot a big 12-point buck on a private parcel of land in Anderson County, then watched in disbelief as the buck ran headlong into a pine tree, snapping off one of its brow tines at the base. […]
Bass Fishing
There’s no ‘spooking’ Lesley Childers
Tackle shops are stocked with dozens of different topwater lures with which to entice bass, but for Lesley Childers, there’s really only one — the legendary Zara Spook. […]