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Carolina Sportsman is back in print
Carolina Sportsman Magazine is back in print, and this time it’s an all glossy format, inside and out! […]
Outdoor Update
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Hampton Wildlife Fund’s 2026 Fort Mill banquet is May 16
South Carolina’s preeminent wildlife conservation non-profit organization will hold their annual Fort Mill banquet on May 16, 2026. […]
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Mega Boat Landing opening in June 2026
The Berkeley County, SC boat landing formerly known as Atkins Landing will reopen soon as a much bigger, full-featured boat landing. […]
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2026 SCOPE Youth Outdoor Writing Competition open through June 16
SCOPE is partnering with the Hampton Wildlife Fund and SC Wildlife Magazine to sponsor the 2nd annual SC Youth Outdoor Writing Competition. […]
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2026 Brody Bates Youth Redfish Open has biggest turnout yet
The 7th Annual Brody Bates Youth Redfish Open saw a record number of Lowcountry teams participate in the event. […]
Newsletters
Back in print and locally owned
Carolina Sportsman went digital-only after the May 2025 issue, but we are now back to printing a limited number, and will expand soon. […]
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North Carolina announces spring flounder season
North Carolina’s DMF has announced a spring Gulf flounder season in ocean waters off the central and southeastern parts of the state. […]
Coyote
13th Annual Carolina Coyote Classic
The 13th Annual Carolina Coyote Classic is scheduled for Feb. 20 through 22 in Albemarle, NC. […]
Fishing
Hampton Wildlife Fund donates two cargo trailers to SCDNR
Organization has donated more than $4.7 million to SCDNR The Hampton Wildlife Fund (HWF) has presented the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources’ (SCDNR) Law Enforcement Division with two fully enclosed 8×16-foot cargo trailers to
Bear
SC hunters harvested 237 bears during 2025 season
South Carolina hunters killed a total of 237 black bears during the state’s 2025 season. […]