In 2008, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources acquired Botany Bay Plantation, a 4,630-acre tract of land on the northern boundary of Edisto Island adjacent to the North Edisto River. […]
South Carolina’s statewide deer population has declined by about one-third since the mid-1990s. Habitat change, development and pine plantation monocultures have contributed, but a factor that parallels the drop in the deer population is the increase in the coyote population. […]
One of the easiest access points to the mouth of the Wando and Cooper rivers is the Charleston Harbor Marina. […]
I had four really good days back in April, fishing in a Bassmaster Elite series tournament on Lake Pickwick in Alabama. […]
The first day of June marks a turning point for fishermen who call Lake Murray home. […]
North Carolina Sportsman has learned House Bill 353, which would give game-fish status to red drum, spotted seatrout and striped bass, may not receive a hearing or be put to a vote at the current session of the North Carolina General Assembly. […]
While some of you may remember me from my younger days and thought with this title I might be about to tell a tale about working with rock and roll concerts, this column isn’t about that. […]
A hunter perched in a tower stand stared intently down a woods road, searching for any telltale movement that might give away his quarry. […]
National Football League fans will wail and gnash their teeth if the league and its players don’t settle a labor lockout before September. […]
You might be a little bit unsure of the name of this publication after you get through reading it. No, it’s not Davy Hite Sportsman; it’s still South Carolina Sportsman. […]
Copyright 1999 - 2026 Carolina Sportsman, Inc. All rights reserved.