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After the shot

Watch a dove you have hit all the way to the ground. Mark that spot in your mind and pick out an outstanding object in the distance to line up. […]

Some of South Carolina’s Wildilfe Management Areas provide deer-hunting opportunities that are equal to or better than adjoining private land.

Although Ben Powell has not taken a deer off the Woodbury or Marsh wildlife management areas, he has spent many hours scouting the two public hunting areas along the Big and Little Pee Dee rivers in lower Marion County. […]

WMAs in the Pee Dee area offer a number of different habitat types, giving hunters plenty of choice as far as where and how they’ll target deer.

Pee Dee Station Site WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

Early season WMA hunts offer sportsmen the oportunity to harvest bucks still in velvet.

Regulations for Marsh WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

WMAs across South Carolina can range from intensely managed to lightly managed ,and from draw-hunts only to open access with a WMA license.

Woodbury WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

Using equipment that produces high speeds has big advantages, according to Will McElveen.

Speed kills

Terry Madewell

Will McElveen shoots a Matthews bow that is rated at about 70 pounds pull, which give his arrows a flight speed well in excess of 300 feet per second. But, as is the case for everything McElveen does, there’s a reason for the speed. […]

Bucks use fields early in the season and can be patterned by where and when they enter and leave them.

Pattern early season bucks

Terry Madewell

Will McElveen uses typical scouting techniques employed by many hunters, but he also does a few things differently. […]

Currents

Why September is No. 1 calendar page

Dan Kibler

When I was a younger, I kept a long look ahead on the calendar when April and November appeared on the horizon. […]

Team Bait Hooked dominated the Midlands Striper Club Benefit Open on Lake Murray, winning the tournament and catching the two biggest fish.

Lake wins at Greenwood

Glenn Corley

Andy Lake of Batesburg won the American Bass Anglers Division 96 season championship July 14-15 on Lake Greenwood. […]

Mid-day tailing tides will put redfish on firm flats, ready to hit most any bait that they encounter.

September: Bless the bait

Bryan Bowers

September is not often described as a great fishing month, a designation usually reserved for the cooler months of October and November when fish really start putting the feed on before the serious cold weather arrives. […]