What is the maximum number of deer a hunter can harvest during the general season in South Carolina?

The correct answer indicates that there is no specific limit on the total number of deer a hunter can harvest as long as they comply with the established season regulations. This means that while hunters can potentially harvest many deer, they must follow rules regarding the tagging and reporting of each deer, as well as any restrictions pertaining to the different types of deer (e.g., antlered vs. antlerless) within a given hunting zone.

In South Carolina, the regulations also involve specific seasons for different types of deer and a requirement to fill out a Harvest Log, which keeps track of each deer taken during the season. Therefore, the overall responsibility lies with the hunter to ensure they follow regulations and management practices set by wildlife authorities to support sustainable deer populations and habitat conservation.

The other choices reflect specific numerical limits or daily restrictions, which do not align with the current regulations allowing a broader approach depending on adherence to overall guidelines rather than strict limits.