Deer Hunting
Northampton County produces possible Top 10 non-typical buck
Tripp Todd didn’t really have a lot of time to deer-hunt the afternoon of Monday, Oct. 18 – opening day of gun season in eastern North Carolina. […]
Articles by Dan Kibler
Deer Hunting
High schooler bags two trophies
Deer hunting is probably all downhill for Blake Sealey of Florence, but he knows it, and he’s fine with it – except for those taxidermy bills.
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Alligator
Santee Cooper produces another huge alligator
If there’s any doubt that the Santee Cooper area produces South Carolina’s biggest alligators, the first half of the 2010 season should have taken care of them. […]
Events & Announcements
Jenna Rollins wins first Bag-A-Buck Contest
Jenna Rollins of Georgetown said that when she was younger and beginning to deer hunt, her father wanted her to kill a doe first to get her jitters out of the way. […]
Deer Hunting
Monroe man wins first monthly Bag-A-Buck contest
Harald Drost of Monroe occasionally hunts on a piece of property near Lake Wylie that belongs to a friend. […]
Currents
What if whitetails have biorhythms?
The physical world is full of cycles that most of us understand: the changing of seasons, the phases of the moon, the coming and going of the tides, things like that. […]
Content
Big Kings at Little River
As Labor Day approaches, a lot of sportsmen turn their attention, at least momentarily, to thoughts of dove shoots and Thermacell and bucks in velvet. […]
Currents
Four shells, five doves? Trust me!
Dove hunts were not a regular part of my growing-up years. Inside the Beltway, we didn’t really have access to any cut corn or sunflower fields — I don’t know if there were any within an hour’s drive of our house in the suburbs. […]
Deer Hunting
Kill the bachelors
The late-August/early-September period provides hunters not only with the opportunity to take a buck in velvet, but it gives them the opportunity to find and hunt bucks in their “summer” patterns — often ganged up with other bucks. […]
Currents
A bream by any name is still No. 1
Fishermen know them by all kinds of different nicknames: bream, redbellies, shellcrackers, sun perch, coppernose. […]