Other Hunting Archives - Page 19 of 24

July 23, 2026

If you don’t have a grouse dog, just hunt slowly through good grouse habitat, stopping and starting, waiting for a flush.

Without man’s best friend, slow down for grouse

Pete Rogers

If you are hunting grouse without a dog, the method to receiving success is not difficult in practice. […]

South Carolina hunters can target crows on private lands between Nov. 1 and March 1, statewide, with no bag limit.

Something To Crow About

Phillip Gentry

Darrell Gibson was whispering, talking about crow hunting, his lips barely moving, camouflaged from head to toe, blending into his surroundings, when he lifted his crow call to his lips. […]

‘Crow Busters’ was created to help offer information, fellowship and products to crow hunters around the country.

Who ya gonna call? Crow Busters

Phillip Gentry

One of the Flintstones episodes you never saw was the time Fred and Barney managed to kill a pterodactyl on a weekend outing, then shortly after formed the Bedrock Chapter of PU — Pterodactyls Unlimited. […]

Darrell Gibson’s custom-made crow calls range inexpensive walnut models to high-end calls made from exotic woods.

A custom-calling plan

Phillip Gentry

Born and raised in Rutherford County, N.C., veteran crow hunter, guide and call-maker Darrell Gibson was exposed to crow hunting at an early age by his father. […]

Following a pack of beagles into a thick cutover requires hunters to have the proper clothing and weapons before they can consistently put rabbits in their game bags.

The right stuff for rabbit hunts

Craig Holt

Equipment for hunting rabbits is fairly simply but specialized. […]

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. […]

A change of plans during the closing days of the bear-hunting season resulted in Dennis Chastain bagging this 485-pound Pickens County black bear.

Pickens hunter kills monster bruin on still hunt

Scott Keepfer

Sometimes it’s hard to beat just “plain dumb luck,” Dennis Chastain said. […]

Money from the SCDNR bear-tagging program is earmarked for flack bear management and research.

Bear-tagging program enters second year

Scott Keepfer

Bear tags debuted last year, marking the first time that South Carolina’s bear hunters had to pay anything more than the cost of a Sportsman’s License to harvest a bear. […]

The SCDNR set black bear hunting season dates for Horry, Williamsburg and Georgetown counties, and 10 hunters per county will be allowed to take bears.

Coastal area black bear hunt applications now available

SCDNR News Release

Applications are now being accepted for the coastal-area black bear hunt, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources reported. […]

Bushytails and Boomers

Mike Marsh

Bob Glenn eased slowly along a rock-strewn path that once served as the bed for a narrow-gauge railroad. Timber was the primary resource in the highest elevations of North Carolina’s Appalachian mountains during the early 20th century, and the railroad grades and logging roads crisscrossing the rugged terrain that were used for transporting felled trees are a legacy of that period in time. […]