Deer Hunting
Burlington woman drops giant Person County 8-pointer
Teena Koury of Burlington is building a reputation as one of the top outdoors women in North Carolina, especially when it comes to bagging large white-tailed deer. […]
Articles by Craig Holt
Deer Hunting
Amazing non-typical buck falls in Surry County
As in most endeavors, sometimes the most important aspect of hunting is just “being there” to take advantage of presented opportunities. […]
Bass Fishing
Stripers plentiful at New Bern
Striped-bass fishing is red hot as the weather changes and the waters of the Neuse River near New Bern become cooler. […]
Deer Hunting
Massive typical buck killed in Warrent County dog-hunting country
Few big-game animals are smarter than a white-tailed buck that has lived past 3 1/2 years. A deer that Daniel Pittman killed Nov. 2 in Warren County proved that point. […]
Breaking News
Legislative saltwater review committee sets dates
The Legislative Research Committee on Saltwater Issues has set four tentative dates for hearings about proposed changes in the way saltwater resources are managed in North Carolina. […]
Deer Hunting
Halifax hunter downs nearly perfect 10-pointer
Halifax County historically has been one of the spots in North Carolina that produces not only lots of white-tailed deer but its fair share of trophy animals. […]
Featured Story
Red drum, trout fishing speck-tacular at SE coast
With freezing temperatures finally spreading across North Carolina (and deer season in full rut), many sportsmen have hung up their rods and reels and hit the woods in hopes of bagging a trophy buck. […]
Backlashes
Commission drawing fire for being in the right on CWD
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has had stringent rules regarding importing cervids (whitetail deer, elk, moose and fallow deer) into the state for the past eight years. […]
Bass Fishing
Cold Weather, Hot Stripers
Fishermen who are so affected by their habit that they can’t stand to put their rods away know that December and January are just about the worst months of the year. […]
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The Trent’s Chilled Buffet
Gary Dubiel hunkered down behind his boat’s windshield to avoid a biting facial assault on the Trent River one cold winter’s day last year. At daylight, the mercury hovered around 25 degrees at Lawson Creek Park in New Bern. […]