Just moved to SC
#2
RE: Just moved to SC
Welcome to SC. Pick up a copy of the Rules and Regs at one of your local sport shops and it lists all of the state WMA lands. You are not too far from the Sumter National Forest WMAs and they are beautifulhardwood hills with replant pines. Lots of deer and turkey and not so many hunters. Private clubs are now advertising on road signs and in newspapers for new members to fill out their leases for this season.
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2007
Location: South Carolina
Posts: 957
RE: Just moved to SC
ORIGINAL: gunny97
there is a great club just south of you on 77 with about 10,000 acres if your willing to pay a grand for membership
there is a great club just south of you on 77 with about 10,000 acres if your willing to pay a grand for membership
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2007
Location: South Carolina
Posts: 957
RE: Just moved to SC
ORIGINAL: 7danny
I just moved from Missouri to Rock Hill, SC. What clubs and public land is around?
I just moved from Missouri to Rock Hill, SC. What clubs and public land is around?
It is now possible to join clubs that do have rules and regulations for qualitymanagement. If I can help you in any way just shoot me a PM.
#6
RE: Just moved to SC
It seems most people ar always interested in hunting deer, I am looking forward to hunting some other game I can't find in nothern Missouri, like boar, aligator and bear.
I also am an avid bowhunter.
I also am an avid bowhunter.
#7
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2007
Location: South Carolina
Posts: 957
RE: Just moved to SC
The "bad" thing is that most of SC doesn't have a true bow season.Most of the state has a two week bow season and then some of the state doesn't have one at all.
99.9% of the time I'm in a tree my bow is with me. You will find that bow hunting here is SC is very very hard. Our deer are being shot at and pressured almost five months out of the year. By Oct. and Nov. our deer are so skiddish its nearly impossible to get one in bow range and be able to draw w/o getting spotted.
We do have lots of hogs. This is the first year that the DNR will be issueing aligator permits and they are very limited and kinda expensive.
99.9% of the time I'm in a tree my bow is with me. You will find that bow hunting here is SC is very very hard. Our deer are being shot at and pressured almost five months out of the year. By Oct. and Nov. our deer are so skiddish its nearly impossible to get one in bow range and be able to draw w/o getting spotted.
We do have lots of hogs. This is the first year that the DNR will be issueing aligator permits and they are very limited and kinda expensive.