Featured Story
Out-foxing fox squirrels
Every other year since 1994, the SCDNR has conducted a survey to gather information on fox squirrels. […]
Hunting
Alligator
Santee ‘borrow pit’ spits out huge gator
When Jason Meeks told his hunting buddies he wanted to improve on the size of the first alligator he took two years ago, a 10-foot, 480-pounder, he didn’t realize what a battle loomed ahead. […]
Deer Hunting
Northampton non-typical buck will push state record
John Kellett of Conway arrowed a buck Sept. 15 that could challenge the state-record non-typical white-tailed deer killed in 2005. […]
Deer Hunting
Afternoon delight
Danny Viverette, whose best buck, a 148-inch Pope&Young trophy he arrowed in Rattlesnake Holler swamp on the Barnwell-Allendale (S.C.) line, said he likes to hunt afternoons, starting about 2 p.m. (if his work permits) and stay as long as he can. […]
Alligator
Massachusetts hunter takes massive South Carolina gator
When Mary Ellen Christian traveled to South Carolina to hunt a gator during the 2009 season, she was not able to harvest anything. […]
Featured
SCDNR Wild Turkey Harvest Report
Nearly 50,000 turkey hunters take to the woods annually in South Carolina with hopes of harvesting a wily gobbler, and the 2010 spring turkey season was no exception. […]
Deer Hunting
Best friends score big buck double
Dustin Rimmer and Tim Warren of northern Orange County spend most of their hunting time together. […]
Alligator
Casting for Gators
Alligator hunting can be as high-tech or as low-tech as a hunter chooses. […]
Deer Hunting
State archery range now includes bowhunting tower
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources recently completed an addition to the Archery Range at the Webb Wildlife Center in Hampton County. […]
Deer Hunting
Huge Rockingham buck downed
Robert Emanuel, youth pastor at Life Community Church in Jamestown, was getting ready Monday (Sept.13), for his church’s big-game dinner where the church feeds venison, duck, buffalo, bear, goose and alligator to almost 1,000 Guilford County sportsmen. […]