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July 21, 2026

Setting aside an area of your hunting land as a sanctuary could put a trophy buck in your crosshairs as the season draws to a close.

Create temporary buck sanctuaries

The majority of deer hunters in North Carolina and South Carolina enjoy some of the longest seasons in the entire country. […]

Cover: December 2010 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

If you’ve yet to kill your buck of a lifetime, you don’t want to read Blake Sealey’s story, but in case you do, it’s on p. 14. […]

The Beast 48

South Carolina Sportsman

Why waste time trudging through the mud and the muck when you can ride around in style with The Beast 48-Ultimate Hunting Buggy? […]

Easy-to-install and easy-to-operate, the new Rear Sight Laser (RSL) models from LaserLyte offer a high-power laser with the benefit of not having to replace existing grips or internal stock parts. […]

Argo 8×8 750 HDI

South Carolina Sportsman

The new ARGO 8×8 750 HDI will take sportsmen everywhere they want to go. […]

Try these tips when squirrel hunting

Bennett Kirkpatrick

The art of squirrel hunting goes back further than most hunters care to remember.

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Deal Those Ducks an ACE

John Gribb

Duck hunters in the Lowcountry’s ACE Basin either have connections with a plantation owner who plants food plots and possibly buys raised mallards, or they are rugged individualists with masochistic tendencies. […]

‘Bluebird’ mornings can be a waterfowl hunter’s worst nightmare, but a well-placed curtain blind and a good decoy spread can make the difference between a poor hunt and a good one.

Curtains on Hatteras Waterfowl

Jerry Dilsaver

The distant flock of ducks pulsed in the early morning light, swinging wide towards Hatteras. […]

These two trophy bucks, killed late in the season, prove Bill Cline’s assertion that December can be a very productive month.

It’s Never Too Late

Terry Madewell

There are a couple of good things about the tag end of deer season in South Carolina. […]

Many deer hunters concentrate on thinning out the doe herd late in the season, when it’s actually better to take them out before the rut starts — in archery or blackpowder seasons.

Second Time Around

Phillip Gentry

Beginning the last week of October and lasting through mid-November, the breeding season for whitetail deer in eastern North Carolina descends upon the land. […]