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June 2, 2026

Dawn Lewis won November's installment of the South Carolina Bag-a-Buck Contest after killing this nice 10-point on Nov. 9.

Hartsville woman wins November Bag-A-Buck Contest

Dawn Lewis of Hartsville is started deer hunting in the fall of 2010 with her husband Larry. […]

Thousands of rainbow and brown trout will be stocked in the lower Saluda River this month by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources using a helicopter.

Trout to be stocked by helicopter in Lower Saluda River

Thousands of rainbow and brown trout will be stocked in the lower Saluda River near Columbia on Tuesday (Dec. 13) using a helicopter and specialized lift bucket, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources announced. […]

This is one of the photos in the final voting session of the 2011 Trail Cam Contest.

Vote now for final Trail Cam Contest winner

South Carolina Sportsman

It’s time for our users to help choose the final Trail Cam Contest winner for 2012 by going to the contest page and voting for your favorite photo from among the four choices chosen by SouthCarolinaSportsman.com administrators. […]

Get the scoop on some of the biggest deer killed this season - and learn a lot more about how to be more successful in the woods and on the water - in the December issue of North Carolina Sportsman magazine.

December issue of North Carolina Sportsman magazine now available

Dan Kibler

The December edition of North Carolina Sportsman has something for just about every sportsman who hits the Tarheel State’s woods and waters. […]

December issue of South Carolina Sportsman magazine now available

Dan Kibler

The December edition of South Carolina Sportsman is now available, and it provides deer hunters with enough to read that they’ll ignore Santa Claus coming down the chimney. […]

Wake Forest's Heather Sheperd killed the second largest bear ever taken by a woman during a Nov. 14 dog hunt in Hyde County.

Hyde County bruin tips scales at 677 1/2 pounds

Craig Holt

Heather Shepherd doesn’t wear ragged hunting clothes, have a face with three days of beard growth or have Red Man or Beechnut stains on her shirt. […]

Events & Announcements

December issue of South Carolina Sportsman packed with hunting, fishing information

Dan Kibler

The December edition of South Carolina Sportsman is now available, and it provide deer hunters with enough to read that they’ll ignore Santa Claus coming down the chimney. […]

Redbreast sunfish are extremely popular targets on the Edisto River, and SCDNR biologists are stocking fingerlings in an attempt to boost dwindling populations.

Redbreast stocking continues on Edisto River

Brian Cope

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has been stocking redbreast sunfish in the Edisto River every year since 1995, and they continued those efforts in early November by releasing 400,000 fry to push the 2011 total to 1.5 million. […]

Charleston kayak fishing guide Justin Carter won the IFA Kayak Fishing National Championship and Angler Of The Year titles in a two-day tournament held in Chalmette, La., on November 11-12. Photo courtesy of Justin Carter.

Charleston angler wins IFA Kayak Fishing National Championship

Phillip Gentry

While targeting speckled trout to boost his second-day total, Charleston kayak angler Justin Carter hooked into something unexpected – a 40-inch redfish that went a long way toward sealing the win in the Inshore Fishing Association Kayak Fishing National Championship and an angler-of-the-year title. […]

The North Carolina legislative study committee tasked with making saltwater fisheries management recommedations should begin holding public meetings in January, a committee co-chair said.

Legislator says public hearings on saltwater management will be held in January

Craig Holt

The legislative research committee that will study how North Carolina saltwater resources will be managed in the future will hold its first of three meetings in January, according to a co-chairman of the joint-legislative committee that will do the study. […]