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May 1, 2026

The Bamberg Blaster

Brooks Edwards didn’t really do anything more than go where somebody wanted him to go — and take care of business once he got there. […]

Drew Evans’ big Calhoun County buck, taken Aug. 16, weighed 188 pounds and scored around 150 gross and 144 net Boone & Crockett Club points.

Dove Deer Doozie

Jeff Burleson

Record high temperatures may have deterred a lot of hunters from preparing for the early deer season in the Lowcountry, but not Drew Evans of Cameron. […]

Cover: September 2007 (NC)

North Carolina Sportsman

If you hunt public land, you’ll like what the state’s experts have to say about the coming season. […]

Guide Gene Shuler approached the East Prong of the Little River’s first pool below the Chimneys campground on his hands and knees and from the side to avoid being seen by trout chasing cream midges to the surface. […]

Toothy Torpedoes

Dan Kibler

Fishermen come in contact with barracudas an awful lot at the North Carolina coast. […]

Two Scoops Offshore

Jerry Dilsaver

The previous night never really cooled off and, as Capt. Mike Webb eased the Pelagic Too into the calm waters of the Intracoastal Waterway underneath the Atlantic Beach Bridge, the haze obscured the lights at the Morehead City and Money Island Bay waterfronts. […]

Bernhardt picked a spot for his tree stand 100 yads in the woods from a pasture that led to a corn field so he’d get a bowshot before dark.

Rack Train

Craig Holt

A Floridian who literally found greener pastures in North Carolina as a football player and deer hunter bagged the state’s No. 1 non-typical archery-killed whitetailed last September. […]

Sam Martin of Greenville brought his son, Caleb, 11, and his 8-year-old daughter, Amy Kate, to Feather Creek Farm to enjoy opening day.

The Feel of Steel

Mike Marsh

Floodwaters left by Tropical Storm Ernesto were still rising, but that didn’t prevent several dozen hunters from finding a refuge from their day-to-day cares on opening day of the 2006 dove season. […]

Whitetails in North Carolina have become accustomed to humans, and some of the best chances for bowhunters occur near suburban settings.

Urban Deer-Boy

Craig Holt

Paul Cleveland, a Florida native native now living in Charlotte, may be the most hard-core outdoorsman in the state. […]

Deer hunters will have a lot of choices for public-lands hunting, from the swamps and hardwood bottoms of Roanoke River Wetlands and National Wildlife Refuge to Croatan National Forest and Holly Shelter’s dog hunts.

2007-08 Game Lands Report

Craig Holt

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission continues to serve sportsmen by adding new game lands to its 2-million acre total, with most of the new properties coming on line in 2007 and next year in the Central section, which is administered by supervising biologist Harlan Hall of Burlington. […]