A week into the archery deer hunting season in Game Zone 2 and with a week to go before the season opens in Game Zone 1, a lot of Upstate hunters are thinking about the best ways to put an arrow into a trophy-sized whitetail deer.
The scene is one of a classical waterfowl setting.
With the opening day of deer season only a few weeks away, many property managers are scrambling to get winter food plots planted before settling in for a much-anticipated hunting season.
For South Carolina hunters who are interested in having one of those memorable days in the field that veteran dove hunters so often wax nostalgic about, the time to get started was Memorial Day weekend, not Labor Day weekend.
Typical fall fishing across the country means learning to deal with changing water conditions.
While a deficiency of rain still plagues most of the Palmetto State, the long hot summer drought of hunting opportunities will come to an end in just a few short days for Upstate hunters, with several early migratory bird seasons set to lead the way.
As the sun rose to treetop level, the summer heat was ominous.
Fishing for striped bass on our area lakes can be just as hot as the weather by paying attention to a few details.