In some parts of the country, deer drives, also sometimes known as “pushes” or “man drives,” are common, but in the Carolinas, man drives should be undertaken only in a few special circumstances. […]
When cutting timber or otherwise clearing land, it’s best for deer hunting to leave some features uncut. […]
The largest chunk of waterfowl season arrives this month, giving hunters six weeks or so of duck-hunting madness. […]
The SCDNR recently hosted several meetings and conducted on online survey about proposed changes to deer hunting regulations across the state. […]
After R.J. Seiler took his all-time largest buck on the first few days of the season, he would have never dreamed of killing another trophy buck before the end of the 2015 season. […]
The SCDNR holds about twelve antler scoring sessions throughout the state each year. One of the biggest takes place during the annual Palmetto Sportsman’s Classic in Columbia during the spring. […]
Sheila Black was almost ready to get out of the deer stand on Thanksgiving evening, but since she knew her husband wasn’t ready yet, she decided to sit tight until the hunt was over. […]
North Carolina deer hunters continue to harvest a lot of young bucks, but they’re proportionally tagging more does and fewer bucks each season, according to a survey of 22,500 hunters by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]
Jock Hendricks of Sumter has killed his share of decent bucks, but he’s never been “that guy” that gets a trophy deer every year. This year was a little different for him though. […]
Justin Faircloth of Alamance County killed his first buck, a 7-pointer, on Nov. 24. On Thanksgiving day two days later, he killed his second one, and that one was a doozy. […]
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