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A big treble snatch hook and a special arrow point are common accessories for gator hunters.

Getting in gear

To hunt alligators, you need something to connect with them that will allow you to drag them to the boat to be dispatched. […]

Well-placed trail cameras can take much of the physical effort out of preseason scouting by documenting deer movements.

Cameras will cover deer movements

Terry Madewell

In recent years, the use of digital cameras has become very popular with hunters, and for good reason. They will show you where and when deer are moving. […]

Dogs can often push bucks out of heavy cover early in the season when still-hunters can’t get to them.

Put the dogs on ’em early

Terry Madewell

Bob Matthews of Ladson certainly still hunts during the early season, but he will also use dogs to hunt deer. […]

White Oak Hunt Club in Williamsburg Co., S.C., manages for trophy bucks on 6,000 acres, planting food plots, doing prescribed burnings and restricting buck harvest.

Wildlife Habitat Improvement Series: SC’s White Oak Hunt Club

Jeff Burleson

In the heart of Williamsburg County’s agriculture belt is an elite hunting organization, White Oak Hunt Club. Founded in 2000 by Grier Copeland and Will Carter, White Oak prides itself as one of the premier hunting clubs in the Carolinas. […]

Mushrooms are a favorite food for deer; they have profited greatly from the wet spring and summer.

Overlook toadstools? Deer won’t!

Jeff Burleson

Mushrooms are one of the most-overlooked deer foods available during just about every month, including the approaching fall and winter. […]

After watching him almost three years, Mitch Adams finally killed his Stokes County trophy, nicknamed "Too Tall."

Northwestern archery season starts too early for “Too Tall” buck

Craig Holt

It took three years and a quirk on the calendar, but the deer that Mitch Adams of King and his twin brother, Matt, nicknamed “Too Tall” finally made a fatal mistake. […]

Capt. Noah Lynk said the Fort Macon area has been a hotspot lately for Spanish mackerel.

Spanish, bluefish showing up in good numbers off Fort Macon

Jerry Dilsaver

The water has only cooled a degree or two, but Capt. Noah Lynk of Harkers Island said it’s been enough to gather Spanish mackerel and bluefish around Beaufort Inlet to devour mullet minnows and other baitfish being swept out on every falling tide. […]

Spotted bass, hybrids and largemouth bass are biting crankbaits and jerkbaits at Lake Chatuge in the North Carolina mountains.

Spotted, hybrid and largemouth bass biting at Lake Chatuge

Craig Holt

Anglers at Lake Chatuge in the mountains of Clay County along the Georgia border are enjoying action from a variety of fish species as summer nears its end. […]

Four South Carolina hunters were convicted in Colorado this past week for illegally hunting deer and elk with poison arrows.

Four South Carolina men convicted of using poison arrows in Colorado

Pat Robertson

The admission in a Colorado court this past Tuesday by four men from South Carolina that they used poison arrows to take big game in Colorado and in their home state has raised the ire of ethical bowhunters in the Palmetto State who are calling for legislation to ban the practice. […]