On December 17, 2010 the DNR’s governing board voted to support a statewide limit of 4 bucks per hunter per year, and a mandatory deer tagging program whereby all harvested deer (bucks and does) must be tagged at the point of kill with tags provided by the Department. […]
Three daytime trail cam photos made it into the finals for SouthCarolinaSportsman.com readers to vote on during a three day period. When the sun went down on the fourth month of the contest, the photo submitted by Delaware’s Duane Gray titled “Afternoon reflections” and showing a buck crossing a creek and was selected as the winner of the Sportsman prize pack and one-year free subscription. […]
When recent Appalachian State graduate Brandon Clontz found a big buck in a tiny patch of land between several huge agriculture fields, he knew he was gonna score a buck that others would wish they had seen. […]
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted unanimously at its Dec. 6-10 meeting in New Bern, N.C., to eliminate the 5,000 or so square miles of ocean that was scheduled to be closed to all bottom-fishing, in part because of a promising report about the status red snapper. […]
An unmanned archery range is now open from 9 a.m. until sunset at the Lynches River County Park in Coward. The S.C. Department of Natural Resources opened the facility on Monday December 6. […]
Strong harvests of wood ducks and green-winged teal led to WMA hunters taking an average of 2.2-ducks per hunter, and a respectable number of Northern Pintail kept some anticipation in the blind. […]
Tommy Ruffin of Garner submitted his Trail Cam photo from entitled King of the Pasture, and NorthCarolinaSportsman.com viewers used the three-day voting period to pronounce him the winner of the November Trail Cam contest. […]
North Carolina fishermen will see their daily creel limit in coastal waters for speckled trout drop from 10 to six per day and the size restrictions increased as of Tuesday (Nov. 30), as the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries seeks to reduce the annual harvest of the popular saltwater fish and strengthen the population.
Preston Honicutt of Abbeville has been putting out salt licks for white-tailed deer for nearly twenty years in the same place, and he captured his Double Buck image at his mineral station and has won the third edition of the 2010 SouthCarolinaSportsman.com Trail Cam Contest. […]
Northeastern North Carolina has produced some outstanding whitetail bucks this season, and a Bertie County monster killed Nov. 9 by Lee Mizelle of Windsor may prove to be the best of them all. […]
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