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• Scent Control and Deer Hunting

      Me and the post-hunt pic As you know, we?ve been working a lot on the Tecomate Seed Food Plot Journey over the course of the past year.  Most of the time when we?re out working we are talking about deer hunting and optimistically dreaming up scenarios where huge bucks come into the food plots or into shooting lanes and how we would position ourselves, etc.  I?m sure you ...

• Michael Lord to blog with WeHuntSC.com

      Michael Lord We?re excited to have Michael Lord as part of the WeHuntSC.com blog team.  Michael is a very talented singer, speaker, hunter who uses all of his skills as a ministry. Michael hails from Spartanburg, SC and runs Michael Lord Outdoors which is a ministry that seeks to engage outdoorsmen with the life changing message of Jesus Christ.  Michael Lord is an avid outdoorsman who loves God ...

• New Year’s Eve Split Brow Tine 12 Point

  

  The 2017 deer season has been a long one for me and I don’t mean that in a negative way. Rather, I mean that I’ve hunted harder and more this year than any in the past. As I mentioned in the Black Friday Buck blog, I’ve been getting after it this season. I’ve watched a lot of deer and have been chasing a few specific bucks throughout the season. Chasing the Big Boys I specifically focused on 2 big deer at the start and middle of the season. I couldn’t get the job done with them and they stopped appearing on camera. I believe someone got them. As the season progressed, I had to monitor and adjust. In late November, after the Black Friday Buck, I moved some cameras around and scouted for sign in different areas of our lease. One location I set up in was in some planted pines not far from a creek. I hoped I could see what was traveling the creek, but was unsure as I hadn’t been hunting that area. It only took about a week of ...

• Outdoors Without Limits- how it became!

  For Mississippi native Kirk Thomas, one date is etched in his mind forever -<st1:date w:st="on" month="11" day="27" year="1992">November 27, 1992. After a morning deer hunt, as he was heading back to his truck, a falling tree struck him and sent the 6-foot 5 inch, 321 pound former college football player hurling through the air.  When Thomas landed he was laying face up on the ground with a crushed back and a multitude of internal injuries.  After an operation, hospital stay and rehabilitation, at the age of 33, Thomas was facing life as a T-12 paraplegic requiring the use of a wheelchair the rest of his life. Thomas didn’t stay down long. He worked his tail off rehabbing and working extra every day to get his strength back. He had to learn how to do everything without the use of his massive legs. “I had a family to take care of and to do this it meant I had to get my butt back to work selling heavy equipment. I never felt sorry for myself, I didn’t have time too. Besides ...

• Hunting Shows vs. Online Media ? The Shift Has Begun

  In the most recent news and events we?ve seen how countries in the Middle East have used, and are using, Twitter, Facebook, & YouTube to organize, communicate, and overthrow governments, regimes, and dictators.  The internet has increased social connectivity and is changing the fabric of many cultures around us.  The same principle of technology being used to change the dominant narrative within a society parallels a shift currently going on within the outdoor industry.  Narrowing the focus, I?m specifically talking about how online video sites such as YouTube and Vimeo are changing the outdoor industry as they relate to hunting and fishing TV shows.  What change you ask?  Well, it?s not quite so evident yet, but as technology becomes more integrated into the lives of outdoorsmen it will become more noticeable.  To further investigate this notion let?s look at the current dominant narrative, the disruption, and the resulting model that is arising out of the disruption. The Dominant Narrative Currently, hunting and fishing TV shows are watched by many outdoorsmen on networks like the Outdoor Channel, ...

• Strategies for Hunting Bear

  Bear hunting needs safety awareness and innovative skills. Hunting a bear can be really intense. Most of the predatory bears often turn out to be really dangerous.  Within the US, bear hunting requires a special type of permit in several regions. Also, particular rules and regulations apply to these permits. Try as much as possible to have a keen understanding of your local laws even before you embark upon any bear hunting. You can hunt bears with calls or bait. You can likewise run with hounds, or hunt from a tree stand with the use of a rifle, bow, muzzleloader, or an arrow. With a large number of sections of land for hunting in South Carolina, being enthusiastic about hunting bear is nothing unexpected. Hunting bear with bait is illegal in this side of the country. The most preferred method is making use of hunting dogs. There are a few fruitful ways you can hunt bears using dogs. Having a very much prepared pack of well-trained hunting dogs is certainly necessary. A large portion of local people who hunt here utilize Tree ...