Inman hunter kills buck that grossed 157 18-inches
Jason Prince decided to stay in bed a little later than he normally does but couldn’t get back to sleep, so he got dressed and took the 10-minute drive to his hunting stand in Inman. […]
Jason Prince decided to stay in bed a little later than he normally does but couldn’t get back to sleep, so he got dressed and took the 10-minute drive to his hunting stand in Inman. […]
A couple of years ago, South Carolina Sportsman featured an incredible story about Bryson Longshore, a 13-year-old Newberry middle-school student who killed a 20-inch, 8-point buck at a cool 600 yards. […]
As deer age, their bodies show it, so looking at their bodies instead of their racks will allow you to get a good estimate of how old a buck is. […]
When deer season opens, once-desolate hunting grounds become overrun by hunters on a frequent basis. Whether checking trail cams, erecting tree stands, scouting or hunting, disturbances will quickly change the natural patterns of deer. […]
One of the first lessons hunters learn is how good a deer’s senses are. Their senses of smell, hearing and sight are what helps them get from place to place without getting into a dangerous situation.
Some hunters don’t believe moon phases affect deer and fish movements, but with years of experience, deer hunters Jon Tilley and Steve Burnette are convinced the moon influences whitetail ramblings. […]
The “snort-wheeze” is an effective call when used properly in the deer woods, but use it sparingly and approriately. […]
Steve Cobb, a Hunter Specialties pro staffer from Union, S.C., said that the specific manner of grunts and bleats hinges on where he’s hunting. […]
Joey Small had been hunting the same Orange County property forever, but neither he nor his friends had seen a buck with headgear to match the 10-pointer he drilled November 7, one week into 2015’s muzzle-loader season. […]
Chesterfield’s Kristy Zearfoss had a dream over the weekend about a big buck appearing at her favorite hunting stand. […]
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