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Jasper County deer harvest: South Carolina, 2019 to 2024

SCDNR's 2024 Deer Harvest Report puts Jasper County's harvest at 2,156 deer: 915 antlered bucks, 83 button bucks, 1,079 does and 79 of unknown sex, reported through SC Game Check and corrected by SCDNR for hunters who did not report. That is 4.5 deer per square mile of deer habitat. Ordered by SCDNR's 2024 harvest figures, the county is 42nd of 46 by total deer and 46th by deer per square mile. About 2,075 deer hunters spent 22,610 days hunting deer in the county. SCDNR's survey estimates for 2019 to 2023 run from 1,611 (2022) to 3,535 (2023). The county is in Game Zone 3.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: SCDNR Deer Harvest Reports, 2019 to 2024. Seasons: SCDNR's 2026-27 deer seasons on private lands.

Map of Jasper County, South Carolina, with Coosawhatchie Heritage Preserve WMA, Palachucola WMA and Tillman Sand Ridge Heritage Preserve WMA, neighboring Beaufort and Hampton counties and I-95, US 17 and US 278

Jasper CountySCDNR WMAsNational wildlife refugeLake or riverHighwayCounty line

Jasper County at a glance
Deer, 2024 season2,156: 915 antlered, 83 button bucks, 1,079 does, 79 unknown
Per square mile of deer habitat4.5, 46th of 46
Place by SCDNR's total, 202442nd of 46 counties
Deer hunters, 20242,075 (42nd of 46), 10.9 days each on average
Days of deer hunting, 202422,610 (43rd of 46)
Hogs taken by deer hunters, 2024722 (1.5 per square mile)
Coyotes taken by deer hunters, 2024184
Game zoneZone 3
Deer habitat (SCDNR)309,889 acres
Public land mapped here4 WMA properties with a page, 10,865 acres; 15,889 acres of national wildlife refuge
TownsHardeeville and Ridgeland

How many deer are killed in Jasper County each season?

SeasonDeerBucksDoesPer sq mi of habitatHow SCDNR counted
20242,1569981,0794.5Reported (SC Game Check, corrected)
20233,5351,8681,6677.3Survey estimate
20221,6117878243.3Survey estimate
20212,3281,2531,0754.8Survey estimate
20202,8341,7291,1055.9Survey estimate
20193,4721,4292,0437.2Survey estimate

Source: SCDNR 2024 Deer Harvest Report, Table 1 (county harvest) and Table 1 of the 2019 to 2023 reports (SCDNR deer harvest reports). In 2024 SCDNR moved from a hunter survey to mandatory reporting through SC Game Check, so compare 2024 with the years before it with care. 2024 bucks are antlered and button bucks added together by FilledTag; the 79 deer of unknown sex are in the total only. Per square mile is SCDNR's own figure, on the forest and crop land it counts as deer habitat.

How many people hunt deer in Jasper County?

SCDNR estimates 2,075 people hunted deer in Jasper County in the 2024 season, 42nd of 46 counties, averaging 10.9 days each for 22,610 days in all (43rd of 46).

The same report estimates deer hunters took 722 wild hogs (1.5 per square mile) and 184 coyotes (0.4 per square mile) in the county in 2024.

Source: SCDNR 2024 Deer Harvest Report, Table 5 (hunters and days by county); SCDNR 2024 Deer Harvest Report, Table 10 (hogs and coyotes by county). These are survey estimates.

When is deer season in Jasper County?

Jasper County is in Game Zone 3. Game Zone 3 is Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, Hampton, Jasper, Lexington, Orangeburg and Richland counties.

Game Zone 3, private land

Archery and gun huntsAug. 15-Jan. 1 (Aug. 15-Sept. 14 buck only)
Youth deer daysAug. 8 (antlered only, 1 deer); Jan. 2 (either sex, 2 deer)
Antlerless limit2 a day, 9 total all seasons and methods

Dogs are allowed for deer on private land in Game Zone 3. Baiting deer is allowed on private land statewide and Sunday hunting is allowed on private land. WMAs set their own dates.

Source: SCDNR 2026-27 deer seasons on private lands.

Where is the public hunting land in Jasper County?

WMA propertyAcres in Jasper CountyFirst deer hunt, 2026-27Deer reported, 2024
Coosawhatchie Heritage Preserve WMA6,712Sept. 15-Oct. 10 (archery)10
Palachucola WMA1,635Sept. 15-Oct. 10 (archery)46
Tillman Sand Ridge Heritage Preserve WMA1,543Sept. 15-Jan. 1 (archery)
Meyer Lake Heritage Preserve WMA975Sept. 15-Jan. 1 (archery)

15,889 acres of national wildlife refuge lie in the county, measured on the federal maps.

Acres measured by FilledTag on SCDNR Public Lands property boundaries, U.S. Forest Service land ownership and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge boundaries. WMA harvest: SCDNR 2024 Deer Harvest Report, Table 4 (WMA harvest).

How does Jasper County compare with its neighbors?

CountyDeer, 2024Antlered bucksPer sq mi of habitat
Jasper County2,1569154.5
Beaufort County1,6407527.1
Hampton County5,1102,13610.1

All from SCDNR 2024 Deer Harvest Report, Table 1 (county harvest).

Questions hunters ask

How many deer were killed in Jasper County, South Carolina last season?

2,156 in the 2024 season, by SCDNR's Deer Harvest Report: 915 antlered bucks, 83 button bucks, 1,079 does and 79 of unknown sex. These are SC Game Check reports corrected by SCDNR for hunters who did not report.

How does Jasper County's deer harvest compare with other South Carolina counties?

SCDNR puts Jasper County's 2024 harvest at 2,156 deer, 4.5 per square mile of deer habitat against 8.7 statewide. Ordered by SCDNR's harvest figures, that is 42nd of 46 counties by total deer and 46th by deer per square mile.

When is deer season in Jasper County?

On private land: Game Zone 3, archery and gun hunts Aug. 15-Jan. 1 (Aug. 15-Sept. 14 buck only). WMAs set their own dates.

Is there public hunting land in Jasper County?

Yes. SCDNR's map puts Coosawhatchie Heritage Preserve WMA (6,712 acres in the county), Palachucola WMA (1,635 acres in the county), Tillman Sand Ridge Heritage Preserve WMA (1,543 acres in the county) and Meyer Lake Heritage Preserve WMA (975 acres in the county) in Jasper County.

Can you hunt deer with dogs in Jasper County?

Yes, on private land, as the Game Zone 3 seasons allow. On WMAs, only on the dog drive hunt dates an area lists.

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Numbers are copied from SCDNR and the Census Bureau or measured from public maps; nothing here is estimated by FilledTag.