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Southern Country Hunting Club was established in 1973 by Florida hunters and has evolved into a destination for both trophy hunters and sporting families. The club sits on over 1,400 acres of prime hunting ground in Jasper County near Furman, South Carolina—just 45 minutes northwest of I-95 exit 5 a...
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Southern Country Hunting Club was established in 1973 by Florida hunters and has evolved into a destination for both trophy hunters and sporting families. The club sits on over 1,400 acres of prime hunting ground in Jasper County near Furman, South Carolina—just 45 minutes northwest of I-95 exit 5 at Hardeeville via Highway 321 and Highway 601. You're surrounded by thousands of additional acres of forest with consistent game populations.
Children under 16 hunt free at SCHC
South Carolina offers the longest whitetail season in the nation, running August 15 through January 1. SCHC structures hunts around two distinct periods:
August 15 – September 14 (Velvet Season) - 4-day hunt: $1,900 - Harvest up to two trophy velvet bucks - Buck tags purchased through SCDNR
September 15 – January 1 (Rut & Winter) - 4-day hunt: $2,300 (harvest 1 trophy buck + 2 mature does) - 3-day hunt: $2,000 (harvest 1 trophy buck + 1 mature doe) - Doe tags provided by SCHC
Management standards are clear: trophy bucks must have visible horns at least 2 inches above the hairline or be tagged as does. Mature does are defined as 65+ pounds. Management implements quality deer management plans to ensure exceptional animals across the property.
Spring gobbler season runs April 10 through May 10, with SCHC offering:
The all-inclusive 5,200 square foot rustic lodge features semi-private guest rooms with private baths. All meals are family-style and home-cooked daily by Ms. Pat in the lodge kitchen.
Snacks and a fully stocked beverage fridge are available throughout the day.
The 200-yard, noise-insulated shooting range is required upon arrival to check rifle accuracy. You must shoot through a tube and wear hearing protection. Management presence is required to open the range. All hunting must be done from SCHC stands (case-by-case exceptions for handicap hunters). Stand assignments are drawn prior to each hunt with coin flip challenges allowed within 15 minutes.
Key management standards: - Only one animal per sitting; $500 fee for a second buck, $100 for a second doe - Penalties for undersized bucks: $150 per inch under and $150 per point under four points (max $450) - Button bucks carry $450 penalty - Does under 65 pounds: $100 penalty - Penalties waived for bucks over 150 pounds (3.5+ year old) - All game must be recorded in lodge log book; jawbones extracted and tagged by staff - Two mandatory photos: close-up head shot and full body shot - Trailing of wounded animals done by management dog with management assistance - Guns must remain unloaded until reaching assigned hunt area; gun actions open at all times except when in use at range - No shotguns for deer harvest - Dogs only for trailing wounded animals with management assistance - Feeders and corning handled by management only
Safety Rules: - No alcohol until after evening hunt; none while skinning or at range - No excessive drinking or intoxication - No non-prescription drugs - No smoking inside lodge or rooms - Snake preventive measures required when trailing - Intentional rule violations result in immediate removal with no refund
Deposits are non-refundable but can be rescheduled. Balance due 10 days prior to hunt. Accepted payments: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Debit Card, Wire Transfer, Bank Cashier Checks, Cash.
"Southern Country Hunting Club offers a high-quality hunting experience, with tracking and recovery included."
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