OT: Deer/Hog Hunting
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It’s in the upstate but I’m going to check it out.
Be careful around wild hogs. Those suckers will kill you and eat you. I heard about a man who tried to slop two of them. He fell and they ate him. All they found of the guy was his false teeth.
After Palmetto Bluff was sold and developed, I am not sure there are many hunt clubs left in Beaufort County. I would guess the best is probably Green Swamp Hunt Club in Jasper County....have a friend who is a member and have gone with him on occasion.
whole family are members at green swamp join plenty of hogs like maybe 500 to 1000 cross that swamp.
It is a nice place...beautiful. IIRC every member gets there own deer stand that are already built.
You'll need to look to the west towards Tillman or Estill, not much hunting land around Beaufort/Bluffton.
Go Here: No club to join. On Hwy 601 between Ehrhardt and Hampton, SC. I pass by there on my way to the Columbia/Lexington area using the back roads. They have a campground and have organized hunts for hogs or deer, even by horseback if you want. Be sure to check out River's Bridge State Historic Site very closeby. This was a former SC State Park but is still maintained by the state. This is where a real civil war battle took place in the cold of winter. The Confederate breastworks are still visible among many other interesting areas and very quiet most of the time. They do still have reinactments every year there. BTW: I saw some hunters with dogs along the roads near here. They said they just saw deer which I told them you can't eat with your eyes. Less than a mile away, I saw 6 deer cross the road in front of me mid-day on Christmas Eve. http://www.broxtonbridge.com/trail.htm
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Hannibal Lecter and Chuck Norris are the only humans a wild hog won’t mess with.
Francis Marion WMA is your best bet. Plenty of deer and hogs. Just don't start hunting my turkeys out there!!! Seriously.
One of my old hunting buddies (deceased now) was a charter member of that club. He paid $10,000 for a share back in the day. It probably goes for what you said now. I don't think you can buy in though. From what I've heard I think you have to buy out an existing member's share.
That was around 100 years ago! It is the only hunt/social club that I've seen that has 501c3 status because they were grandfathered in.
I’d get on a plane and buy a house in Alaska to hunt moose for that.
The one I know who is a member goes either to the UP of Michigan or to Canada every year to hunt also.
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