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September 13, 2026

The Beast

The Beast is one of the largest game/cargo carts in its class. Its features include a removable/extendable tongue to hook up to an ATV, 10 cargo tie down points for bungee/cargo straps, wide tires for extra flotation and sealed bearings. […]

Language inserted into the 2016 Farm Bill by Rep. Roger West (R-Cherokee) would have cost N.C. sportsmen extra fees for deer feed and given the money to the N.C. Deer and Elk Farmers Association. Action by sportsmen’s groups defeated the proposal.

Deer-food tax on hunters ousted at N. C. legislature

Craig Holt

Thanks to a Catawba County legislator, North Carolina’s deer hunters have dodged what could have been an expensive bullet in the final days of the N.C. General Assembly’s 2016 session. […]

Student archers from Pomaria Middle School in S.C. (blue shirts) along with fellow competitors from other states, show their intensity at the NASP World Tournament in Myrtle Beach.

Local archers finish 2nd, 3rd, in NASP World Tournament

SCDNR News Release

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources and the city of Myrtle Beach recently played host to more than 4,000 youth archers from the United States, Canada and Mongolia, along with their parents, coaches and supporters, at the National Archery in Schools Program’s (NASP) 2016 World Tournament and World IBO 3-D Challenge. […]

Quail Unlimited's 1995 Conservationist of the Year has pleaded guilty to killing hawks, and has been fined $75,000 and placed on one year's probation.

Former Conservationist of the Year fined $75,000 for killing hawks

Brian Cope

Orangeburg attorney and University of South Carolina trustee Charles Williams was awarded Quail Unlimited’s Conservationist of the Year in 1995, for his time, energy, and passion for wildlife, but he has now been charged, found guilty, and fined $75,000 for killing hawks. […]

Blake (left) and Daryl Hodge (right) are serving as regional hosts on Drake's Migration, in its 7th season on the Sportsman Channel.

Carolina hunters featured on Sportsman Channel’s Drake’s Migration

Brian Cope

If you happened to catch the newest episode of Drake’s Migration on the Sportsman Channel this morning, and you know anything about waterfowl hunting in the Carolinas, you surely noticed some familiar faces on the show. […]

Lancaster hunters featured on Sportsman Channel’s Drake’s Migration

Brian Cope

Pass’n it on Outdoors shares outdoor experience with first time hunters, veterans, and disabled

Submitted Story

Pass’n it on Outdoors was founded in 2009. It’s primary mission is to pass on the traditions that have been handed down to us. To help disabled kids, friends, veterans and first time hunters follow in those same footsteps of earlier generations. […]

Pass'n it on Outdoors seeks to pass on the outdoor traditions to other folks.

Group of sportsmen share outdoor experience with veterans, disabled, and first time hunters

Submitted Story

The SCDNR is looking for volunteers to help with the state's annual Summer Turkey Survey.

SCDNR looking for volunteers for Summer Turkey Survey

South Carolina Sportsman

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources is looking for volunteers to help with its annual Summer Turkey Survey. […]

A new Senate proposal has breathed new life into the coyote bounty hunting program.

Coyote bounty proposal gets new life

Brian Cope

The coyote tagging and bounty program has been revived in the South Carolina Senate after it was vetoed by Gov. Nikki Haley, but it comes with some changes over the original proposal. The House also voted to override the governor’s veto of the plan. […]