Growing up, I never did the camp thing. During summer vacation, there was too much baseball to be played, and the thought of anything interfering with the annual visit to my grandparents’ farm was one that never entered my mind. […]
I wait almost all year for October. When bass leave the shallows in June, I start to think about October. […]
I attended a seminar a while back at which a biologist said that deer hunters didn’t care about deer management unless it led to an 8-pointer standing within easy range of their stand every season. […]
As far as I know, Smokey Goodwin and Gault Beeson never met, so I am probably the only connection between the two. […]
Sen. John Drummond of Ninety Six had it right when he said that it was time for South Carolina’s legislators “to get out of the rabbit sheriff business.” […]
The first Kiblers came to South Carolina in 1753 from an area of Germany near the Swiss border via the sailing ship Anne, arriving in Charleston. […]
The U.S. Forest Service temporarily closed a rifle range at the Francis Marion National Forest to clean up litter and repair vandalized facilities. […]
“A lie can go halfway around the world before the truth can put on its shoes.” — Mark Twain
Nothing spreads faster in the outdoors than a good rumor. […]
The recent furor over hunting ducks at shooting preserves is a classic example of why hunters must be increasingly vigilant to educate the non-hunting public about ethical hunting. […]
Everyone who enjoys fishing, boating and hunting at the Santee Cooper Lakes system got an early Christmas present in late December when the company that had planned to launch commercial barges on the lakes and river dropped the idea. […]
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