Newsletter - Page 1662 of 2133 - Carolina Sportsman

Corn and acorns are among a wild hog’s favorite foods, but they’ll eat almost anything.

Calling all hogs

I have had some luck with a call to attract hogs. I can’t honestly say that it works all the time “as seen on TV,” but it’s probably going to do more good than harm to try it out. […]

Clemson going ‘whole hog’ after feral pigs

Larry Chesney

The Clemson Cooperative Extension Service has established the South Carolina Wild Hog Task Force to coordinate educational, research and management efforts to reduce the problems associated with wild hogs in our state. […]

Any rifle used for deer hunting is suitable for killing wild hogs, as long as shot placement is paramount.

Any weapon will work — behind a hog’s ear

Larry Chesney

A lot of hunters who haven’t targeted hogs don’t know what weapon to use. Any high-powered rifle or slug gun that is sufficient for a whitetail deer will put down most any pig, assuming bullet placement is on the money. […]

Currents

I can’t seem to attract another tract

Dan Kibler

I am just about convinced that it’s finally time for me to go ahead and bite the bullet and pay to make sure I’ve got hunting land for my son and me. […]

Rusty Turner of the Greenwood Bassmasters No. 1 won big-fish honors in the South Carolina BASS Federation’s Six-Man Tournament on Lake Hartwell with this 5.45-pound largemouth.

Gaffney No. 3 is No. 1

Glenn Corley

The Gaffney Bassmasters No. 3 took bragging rights at the Oct. 12-13 South Carolina B.A.S.S. Federation’s Six-Man Tournament on Lake Hartwell. […]

Cover: December 2012 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Hilton Head’s Bryan Hughes killed this massive 14-pointer during a Beaufort County hunt in mid-October. […]

After two seasons of voluntary release efforts by anglers, the speckled trout fishery in Bulls Bay, just north of Charleston, is rebounding well beyond expectations.

Speckled trout bite great in Bulls Bay

Phillip Gentry

After two years, fishermen are recognizing that voluntary catch-and-release efforts to help speckled trout recover from winter kills in 2009 and 2010 are paying off with more and larger trout this season. […]

False albacore have returned to the beaches off Cape Lookout, rounding out an outstanding mixed bag of species biting from the cape back up the Neuse River to New Bern.

Specks, albacore highlight great fishing from Cape Lookout to New Bern

Jerry Dilsaver

The fishing has been good from New Bern to Cape Lookout, and the variety of species that are biting isn’t bad, either, with stripers, puppy drum, speckled trout and false albacore making the short list. […]

Evinrude's 135-HP E-Tec is a perfect engine for shallow-draft hulls.

Evinrude introduces new 135-hp outboard in E-Tec line

Jerry Dilsaver

On Nov. 27, Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) introduced the newest horsepower model available in the Evinrude E-TEC outboard engine line-up, the 135 HO. BRP dealers have been authorized to accept orders with delivery beginning in January 2013. […]