Hunting
Tyrolean Loden Hunting Cap
Gaston J. Glock is offering a Tyrolean Loden Hunting Cap that is naturally breathable and helps to regulate body temperature to keep the wearer warm and sheltered from the cold. […]
Statewide SC
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Make the right call! With the peak of the rut finished, make the right call this month for South Carolina bucks.
For three years, I hunted this same buck with only fleeting sightings of him — usually in the opening week and during the rut. Not once did I ever have even a remote opportunity to draw my bow. […]
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Cover: November 2013 (SC)
Big deer are already hitting the ground, so learn how to tag your buck — even after the rut. […]
Featured
Turkey hatch is worst on record, SCDNR reports
The bad news for the South Carolina turkey population, and turkey hunters, just keeps getting worse. The S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ summer brood survey has been released, and the 2013 recruitment is the worst on record. […]
Deer Hunting
You’ve shot a buck, now how do you find it?
Follow these tips to track a deer that didn’t drop on the spot. […]
Newsletters
Look for rabbits in the right places on SC WMAs
Some of South Carolina’s WMAs have excellent rabbit hunting habitat, but it changes from year to year. […]
High Tides and Tall Tails
Catching redfish and speckled trout on topwater lures
Nothing compares to seeing a topwater lure crashed from below by a big speckled trout or redfish. […]
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Cover: October 2013 (SC)
Some of South Carolina’s biggest deer come from the Upstate and the mountains. Learn tips for tagging a big mountain buck and what the future holds as far as baiting. […]
Currents
SCDNR: An agency that really works
I’m often amazed when I read through some of the stories we run in South Carolina Sportsman or on our Website, www.SouthCarolinaSportsman.com, at the opportunities that are available to sportsmen in the Palmetto State. […]
Featured
Shrimp-baiting season opens on Friday at noon in South Carolina waters
South Carolina’s 2013 shrimp-baiting season will open at noon on Friday, Sept. 13, with biologists expecting a fairly good season. […]