Lowcountry Rut Cranks Up
As most of our lowcountry hunters know, the last few weeks have been unbelievably hot. And the high temperatures along with the ton of acorns in the woods has kept our rut from really cranking up since the bucks have been hiding in the shade while snacking on the oak droppings instead of coming to corn or food plots. However last Sunday a nice cold front finally rolled in, and that got the bucks and does up and moving pretty good. And during this cool weather, I was fortunate enough to

Giant Lowcountry Buck Down
If you want to see one of the largest bodied bucks ever killed in the lowcountry of South Carolina, you had better head on over to the Cypress Creek Skinning Shed. I just posted pictures and the full story of the 267 pound monster that was killed at Cypress Creek Hunting Lodge over on our Pleasant Hill Plantation tract last week… Truly an amazing deer! Jeff

You Can Now Follow LowcountryHunting On Twitter
I know that I haven’t gotten back to my blogging here at LowcoutryHunting like I promised, however I am still working on making some much needed changes that will allow me to blog more, and better than ever. And I just can’t tell you how much I am looking forward to getting back to the grind and sharing all that has and is happening with our hunting here in the lowcountry of South Carolina. However until I can finish these changes over the next few days, I wanted to let everyone know about another way that you can stay up with me – follow me on Twitter at “LowcountryHunt”! I will be tweeting in real time about what is going on here in the lowcountry a

QDMA Banquet Report and A LowcountryHunting Update
I must apologize for my extended absence, however life can get in the way of even our most important activities. And that is what has happened here. However I am writing today to bring everyone up to date on this site. First I want to address my last post about our QDMA banquet since I haven’t written anything since then. Basically, it went off pretty well - except for not having a full house. All of the volunteers did a great job of finding sponsors, planning the event, setting up and w