As autumn settles across the Tarheel State, practitioners of a century-old tradition begin to stir. In an age when technological advances have changed the dynamics of deer hunting across the nation, the “Dixie” deer hunt — driving deer with dogs is the name of the game — has changed very little from its historical roots in the rural eastern third of North Carolina.
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Whether or not you’re a country music fan, the message of Kenny Chesney’s song applies to many activities, particularly deer hunting. […]
Some game lands will be hotter than others this season. Find out which ones should attract your attention in this issue. […]
Like many North Carolina charterboat captains, Butch Foster of Southport migrated to the coast from inland after spending many vacations there, finally deciding to make it his permanent home. […]
Nature has worked her magic on certain WMAs. Find out which will be hottest in this issue. […]
The New River is the only river in North Carolina that begins and ends in the same county, but that’s not the only reason it’s recognized. […]
It’s said that you should be prudent about what you wish for, because you might get it. Then again, one man’s disaster can be another’s opportunity. […]
Here’s a short history of the evolution of fishermen.
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Mention trout fishing in South Carolina and many people will think of speckled seatrout, oyster beds and marsh grass. Seldom thought about are rainbow, brown, and brook trout in a mountain wilderness setting. […]
In the beginning, Louis Batson III was his dad’s designated retriever in the dove field — a 5-year-old boy scrambling through corn stalks to pick up birds brought down by the blast of his father’s humpback Browning 12-gauge. […]
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