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Take the long (range) road
There’s a lot of ways to kill a deer in South Carolina, from up close and personal with a bow to in front of dogs that scatter deer from almost impenetrable cover. […]
December 2012
Hunting
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Crossing over
Jerry Simmons of Castle Hayne made his rounds, checking out the ground blinds and elevated stands he and his son Jerry Simmons Jr. were planning to hunt later that afternoon. […]
Deer Hunting
Tools of the long-range trade
Mike Cox of Awendaw has the mind-set of a long-range hunter when carrying a deer rifle. While he also loves the close quarters of bowhunting, he goes to great effort to set up his gun stands so he is from 180 to 250 yards from where a deer is likely to be first seen. […]
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Rig’Em Right Decoy Anchors
Hunters looking for an easy and super-fast way to retrieve their duck decoys without worrying about tangles will love Rig’Em Right Decoy Anchors. […]
Deer Hunting
Crossbow broadhead issues
Arrows fired from crossbows are shorter and more touchy about broadhead flight than the shafts typically launched from traditional or compound bows. […]
Deer Hunting
Don’t dodge the bullet
Mike Cox of Awendaw said another key ingredient in the long-range pursuit of a whitetail is the rifle and the specific bullet used. […]
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Cover: December 2012 (SC)
Hilton Head’s Bryan Hughes killed this massive 14-pointer during a Beaufort County hunt in mid-October. […]
Deer Hunting
Blind luck
Chris House and Jerry Simmons both like to hunt from tent-style ground blinds when using crossbows. […]
Deer Hunting
Food plots, thick cover a terrific combo for late-season bucks
Chuck Porter of Sumter said that when the rut ends, it can occur rather abruptly, and unless you hunt frequently and know the signs, you’ll continue to hunt for rutting bucks too long. […]