Eddie Bridges of Greensboro, N.C., who currently serves as executive director of the N.C. Heritage Foundation, will be inducted into the N.C. Sports Hall of Fame on May 3, 2019 in Raleigh. […]
Eric Nance of Peachland, N.C. was hunting with a rifle he got for Christmas last year when he killed this Anson County 8-point buck that’s been green-scored at 143 4/8 inches. […]
Bradley Blackmon of Catawba, N.C. killed a big 11-point buck in Catawba County on Nov. 8, 2018 and won Carolina Sportsman’s November Bag-A-Buck contest. […]
Greg Robertson, who once held the No. 2 spot on North Carolina’s archery buck record list, killed a 157-inch, 9-point buck on Nov. 9, 2018 in Stokes County, N.C. […]
Lever-action rifle with iron sights makes quick work of 162-inch, 11-point mountain buck Just passing through. That’s what Chase McLean of Boone, N.C., thought about the 162-inch, 11-point buck he killed on Thanksgiving afternoon. He’d […]
Southern snowstorms provide great deer hunting opportunities With the Carolinas facing a winter storm this weekend — snow is predicted across much of the Southeast on Sunday and Monday — savvy deer hunters know to […]
Huge mountain buck finally comes out before dark Zack Laws and the guys in his hunt club in the mountains of Avery County, N.C., took on a management plan a couple of years ago that […]
Jason Dunn is used to killing bucks with wide racks that aren’t very tall on the farm he hunts around his home in Snow Camp, N.C.
Chase Watson of Oxford, N.C. is glad he’s a patient deer hunter. For two years, he had a big buck in trail-camera photos on a farm in Granville County and had let him walk.
South Carolina turkey hunters wrapped their tags around 17,939 birds this past spring, a 6.4-percent drop from 2017 levels that may reflect poor breeding success over the past handful of years or signal a return to an “average” harvest after harvest increases the past two springs credited to expanded season dates.
By his own admission, it only took a few seconds for Jeremy Howard of Lillington, N.C., to go from abject sorrow to total thanksgiving. That’s how long it took Tom Naumann, owner of South Carolina’s Cherokee Run Hunting Lodge to deliver this message:
When Kristin Montgomery of Greensboro, N.C., spied a buck she’d never before seen in a round of trail-camera photos in late October, she laid claim to it.
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