Deer Hunting
Hartsville woman wins November Bag-A-Buck Contest
Dawn Lewis of Hartsville is started deer hunting in the fall of 2010 with her husband Larry. […]
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Deer Hunting
Burlington woman drops giant Person County 8-pointer
Teena Koury of Burlington is building a reputation as one of the top outdoors women in North Carolina, especially when it comes to bagging large white-tailed deer. […]
Deer Hunting
Amazing non-typical buck falls in Surry County
As in most endeavors, sometimes the most important aspect of hunting is just “being there” to take advantage of presented opportunities. […]
Deer Hunting
The Pressure’s On: Hunting tips to kill late-season deer
If September is the best month to harvest does and October’s rut is the best chance to tag a buck, then what does that make the remainder of deer season? […]
Deer Hunting
Massive typical buck killed in Warrent County dog-hunting country
Few big-game animals are smarter than a white-tailed buck that has lived past 3 1/2 years. A deer that Daniel Pittman killed Nov. 2 in Warren County proved that point. […]
Deer Hunting
Quick draw rewards hunter with 12-pointer
Chris Chason of Fort Long got busted by a huge buck the afternoon of Nov. 17 while hunting on his club’s land in Fairfield County. […]
Deer Hunting
Halifax hunter downs nearly perfect 10-pointer
Halifax County historically has been one of the spots in North Carolina that produces not only lots of white-tailed deer but its fair share of trophy animals. […]
Deer Hunting
Farmville girl downs Hertford County trophy
Hannah Justice is only 13 years old, but she already has what thousands of grown men would love: a huge trophy buck to hang on the wall. […]
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Vote now for final Trail Cam Contest winner
It’s time for our users to help choose the final Trail Cam Contest winner for 2012 by going to the contest page and voting for your favorite photo from among the four choices chosen by SouthCarolinaSportsman.com administrators. […]
Greener Pastures
It’s time to invigorate
With winter arriving this month, the bountiful natural foods of fall begin to dwindle. Deer and other wildlife consume the remaining acorns and start seeking out alternative food sources. […]