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July 5, 2026

Mechanical broadheads have several advantages for hunters who want to take a gobbler with archery equipment.

Broadheads for turkeys

Having the right gear is part and parcel to using archery equipment to take a turkey. […]

Many different turkey loads — 31/2-inch 12-gaunge, 3-inch 12-gauge, 3-inch 20-gauge — can be effective in the right hunter’s hands.

Comparing shotgun loads for turkeys

One well-known turkey hunter who wished to remain anonymous once discussed different shotgun loads for gobblers this way: “The only reason I don’t shoot 4-inch shells is because they don’t make them.” […]

Blinds built of natural vegetation can be great hiding places for hunters if located along turkeys’ travel routes.

What do turkey hunters see in blinds?

Terry Madewell

Turkey hunters often use hunting blinds, which can offer great offer great protection from the keen eyesight of turkeys. But it takes strategy to set the blinds up in the proper places. […]

Clear strips along edges where fields meet woodlots to provide good nesting areas for hens.

Give hen turkeys places to breed and nest

Jeff Burleson

Turkey season is only a few weeks away for hunters in the Carolinas, and before opening day arrives, hunters can make several final adjustments to make their properties suitable for the breeding and nesting season. […]

Using the right bait scents, while keeping your own scent hidden, is essential to hog hunting success.

Kill your scent for hog hunting success

Brian Cope

Hog hunting season never ends in the Carolinas, and March is a great month to target bacon on the hoof. Whether you are hunting with a firearm, bow, or dogs and knives, one tip can help you bag more hogs. […]

Five turkey calls every hunter must have in their vests

Pete Rogers

Charles Hudson, a South Carolina turkey hunting legend from the tiny town of Travelers Rest, carries so many calls in vest that he “can barely walk around.” […]

Danny Dillard of Easley, S.C. poses with the new S.C. state record non-typical deer, which he killed in October 2016.

Easley hunter’s non-typical buck shatters S.C.’s state record

Scott Keepfer

When Danny Dillard of Easley, S.C., strolled into ACE Hardware in Seneca, S.C., on March 2 with his latest set of trophy antlers in tow, Richard Morton reached for the tape. […]

The 12th Annual S.C. National Archery in Schools Program State Bullseye Tournament will be held March 28 at the Sumter Civic Center.

SCDNR hosting school archery tournament in Sumter

SCDNR News Release

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is hosting the 12th Annual S.C. National Archery in the Schools Program (S.C. NASP) State Bullseye Tournament March 28, 2017, through March 30, 2017, at the Sumter Civic Center. […]

Derin Daniels recovered this buck after poachers killed it on his property. It officially scored 187 0/8 at the 2017 Dixie Deer Classic.

Poached deer recovered by landowner, scores 187 at Dixie Deer Classic

Brian Cope

On a hunting trip last fall, Derin Daniels was perched in a tree stand on his hunting land in Prospect Hill when he heard a shot toward the front side of his property. […]

Tootie and Scottie Morris of Team Part Time Whitetails made it a family affair at the 2017 Dixie Deer Classic

26 awards presented at 2017 Dixie Deer Classic

Brian Cope

The Wake County Wildlife Club presented awards to more than 25 hunters during this past weekend’s 2017 Dixie Deer Classic at the N.C. State Fairgrounds. Twenty-three awards went to deer that were scored during the Classic, along with three bear that were scored. […]