Deer Hunting
SCDNR considering suspending deer hunting season
Due to flooding and other factors related to the flooding, the SCDNR is considering suspending deer hunting season for certain counties. […]
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Deer Hunting
Deer movement increases in October throughout South Carolina
According to biologist Charles Ruth of SCDNR, one of the first things a hunter needs to understand is the biological change that causes deer to move a lot during October. […]
Hunting
New midlands-area WMA open for South Carolina hunters
Midlands hunters have new hunting choices, thanks the the SCDNR’s newest WMA. The Wateree River Heritage Preserve WMA in Richland County is located on the eastern side of Richland County, which borders the Wateree River. […]
Hunting
Should South Carolina hunters have a limit on bucks?
Should South Carolina hunters have a limit on the number of bucks they can shoot each year? If so, what should that number be? […]
Fishing
South Carolina shrimp season now open
The 2015 shrimp-baiting season opened at noon on Friday, Sept. 11 in South Carolina waters. […]
Deer Hunting
Putting in a fall food plot will benefit your wildlife herd
It’s not too late to put in a food plot that will benefit your deer herd all the way through the spring. […]
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Cover: September 2015 (SC)
South Carolina’s wildlife management areas offer some great deer hunting, and this month provides the opportunity to target bucks in their bachelor groups. […]
Deer Hunting
South Carolina’s All-Time Biggest Bucks (through 2013 season)
South Carolina’s All-Time Biggest Bucks (through 2013 season) […]
Deer Hunting
Bag-A-Buck contest is back!
The Bag-A-Buck contest is returning to South Carolina Sportsman and SouthCarolinaSportsman.com for its 10th year, with monthly prizes and a grand-prize for sportsmen who submit photos of deer they take during the coming season. […]
Featured
Fish for big sharks from a kayak? Why not? This video shows how
All summer, the internet has lit up with tales of shark attacks along the Carolina coast, as well as hapless kayak anglers being overturned by big sharks. In reality, sharks are a common gamefish along the coasts of both Carolinas and make for exciting sport, especially when landed from a kayak. […]