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South Carolina is covered with public-hunting opportunities, and most are part of S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ WMA program. […]

Not all the ducks killed in South Carolina are killed in coastal marshes and impoundments. Lots of ducks hit the water for the last time in big Upstate rivers and reservoirs.

Public Affairs

Phillip Gentry

No question, there are easier things to do than hunt public land across the sprawling metropolis of South Carolina’s Upstate, which doesn’t boast of any rice fields or vast acres of marsh grass. […]

Making use of the terrain is all important; Blake Hodge uses a layout blind to conceal himself on a sandbar.

How to hunt creeks

Phillip Gentry

The Upstate is blessed with an abundance of smaller rivers and creeks that wind their way across the area. […]

Blake and Daryl Hodge of Wrecking Crew Guide Service specialize in hunting public waters in the Upstate.

Join the crew

Phillip Gentry

Based in the Upstate, Wrecking Crew Guide Service is well known for hard-core attitude of pursuing waterfowl and excellent calling. […]

Upstate waterfowlers can find tremendous hunting opportunities on public rivers and lakes, but doing more scouting is key to finding hot spots.

Rig’Em Right Decoy Anchors for duck hunters on the move

Phillip Gentry

Based in Morehead City, North Carolina, Rig’Em Right Waterfowl owner Matthew Cagle has developed a revolutionary way to collect and store duck decoys without the hassle of tangled lines. […]

Cover: November 2012 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Renn Guthrie dropped this trophy 8-pointer in Calhoun County in early September. […]

The HDS Gen2 Touch is Lowrance's latest, most-advance GPS/fish-finder unit.

New Lowrance fish finder has improved touch screen

Jerry Dilsaver

Lowrance introduced the HDS Gen2 line of fishfinders and fishfinder/GPS combination units during the spring of 2012 and in October introduced the latest expansion of the top-selling multifunction display units, HDS Gen2 Touch. […]

Lake Hartwell catfish action has been great, and it will likely get better as the weather cools.

Lake Hartwell catfish anglers not singing ‘the blues’

Matt Coffey

Fishermen targeting catfish are picking up more fish on Lake Hartwell, and according to Bill Plumley of Capt. Bill’s Fishing adventures, the fishing is only going to get better. […]

The North Carolina chapter of the Quality Deer Management Association has criticized the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's proposals that would relax restrictions on the movement of pen-raised deer across state lines and within the state.

State chapter of QDMA criticizes Commission’s penned-deer proposals

Craig Holt

The North Carolina chapter of Quality Deer Management Association recently raised concerns about the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission proposed regulation changes that would relax restrictions on importing pen-raised deer into North Carolina and may open the door for Chronic Wasting Disease to enter the state. […]