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As turkey season progresses, be patient, hunt later
Bag that gobbler, even later in the season, with these tips from a couple of turkey hunting pros. […]
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Catfish
Tips for catching Kerr Lake catfish
Wes Jordan of Redbeard Cats Guide Service shows us how he prepares his catfish bait to reel in the big ones at Kerr Lake. […]
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Wateree River stripers are blistering wakebaits
Wateree River’s stripers are feeding heavily downriver of the dam in the rocky section of fast current above the Hwy. 1 bridge. […]
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Carolina “day hunter” downs afternoon gobbler
Hitting the woods before daybreak is an awesome experience, but it doesn’t always equal hunting success, especially if your vision suffers in low-light conditions. […]
Events & Announcements
S.C. State Parks announce reopening plans
South Carolina’s state parks, which have been closed for several weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, recently announced their plans to reopen in two phases. […]
Deer Hunting
N.C. 2019 deer harvest saw 6.7 percent increase
North Carolina’s 2019 deer harvest was up almost 7% from the previous three-year average. […]
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Three-bearded gobbler goes down to Carolina hunter
Jody Cabiness thought he was running late for a turkey hunt, but he turned out to be right on time when a 20-pound, three-bearded gobbler almost ran straight over him. […]
Crappie/Bream
4-year-old’s white perch is almost new state record
Colt Huffman, 4-years-old from Lake Wylie, nearly set a new state record with the Lake Wateree perch he caught on April 21, 2020. The fish was slightly more than one ounce lighter than the current S.C. state record. […]
Coyote
Carolina hunter kills, cooks, and eats coyote
Stan from SC Living Outdoors killed a coyote, and cooked it up for a little ‘yote taco supper. […]
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Youth in wheelchair shoots radio-collared gobbler
Nine-year-old Jesse Bunn, who broke his foot recently, shot a gobbler from a wheelchair during a recent hunt. The gobbler was equipped with a radio collar and a leg band from an NCSU study. […]