Although winter doesn’t officially arrive for a few more weeks, spending a day on the water fishing this time of year will make you forget about what season it is and create a desire to just stay warm.
A day-and-a-half after the largest partial eclipse of the moon that any of us will ever see, interest in the moon, moon phases and how they affect life here on planet Earth are at an all-time high.
Something about falling leaves and bass fishing just naturally goes hand in hand. It’s a great time to pick up a bait-casting rod armed with just about anything in your arsenal and start chunking.
For South Carolina deer hunters in the early 1980s, the thought of killing a female deer was not only disapproved of, but it would likely also get you run off the property or kicked out of your club.
Yet again this deer season, deer-processing facilities across Game Zone 2 are having to shut down temporarily due to overwhelming demand for deer-processing services.
Hunters get so caught up in trying to look camouflaged that often the true meaning of the word is lost — to blend in with the surroundings to the extent that the prey doesn’t know it’s being hunted.
Today marks the last Saturday of primitive weapons season for both Game Zones 1 and 2 in South Carolina. On Monday, the regular firearms season began in the Upstate, and the bulk of people who deer hunt began taking to the woods.
South Carolina is apparently a pretty popular place — not just with residents from other states and countries who have decided to relocate to the Palmetto State, but also with various species of wildlife.