Other Hunting
Legally manipulating crops for wildlife
From small bahia grass seed to large corn kernels, doves will eat almost any kind of seed. […]
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Dove
Prepping your own dove field
Would you like to host a classic dove shoot for your friends? Staging such an event elevates hosts into exalted company. […]
Dove
Avoid ‘high-bird’ pressure
Shot-shell manufacturers expect a rise in profits when hundreds of thousands of shots are taken around corn fields. […]
Dove
Late season dove hunts
In South Carolina’s public dove fields, hunters shoot a very large percent of the annual harvest on opening days, but there are good hunts on the second and occasionally the third hunt day of the early season — with far fewer hunters. […]
Dove
Public dove-hunting opportunities
Not all hunters get a chance to ride though the countryside looking for good dove fields, and sometimes, the best fields may just not be available to all hunters. […]
Alligator
Determining the size of your alligator
The length of an alligator can be estimated by determining the length in inches) between the center of the skull — between the eyes — and the nostrils. This number gives you the approximate length of the alligator in feet. […]
Deer Hunting
Puts landowners at ease and get better access
Hunting deer in the South dates to Native American times when it was required to put food on the table and clothes on the body. […]
Inshore Fishing
Tale of the tripletail
A less frequent, but decidedly unique angling opportunity around Hilton Head is tripletail. The fish are found along the coast in most, but not all, tropical and subtropical areas. […]
Inshore Fishing
Lights for gigging
As flounder gigging is done at night, lights are required, and they’ve come a long way. […]
Inshore Fishing
Vibration is key to spinnerbait success
Rob Beglin said an important key to success is the amount of vibration given off by a spinnerbait. Sometimes more is better than less, but the reverse is also true, depending on water color. […]