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Head for the Rock – Why has Rockingham County become North Carolina’s No. 1 county for trophy bucks? Who knows?
Where did all these big bucks come from? […]
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Winter catfishing tips for Lake Monticello
Of the major catfish species in South Carolina the blue catfish seems to be the one that really chows down during the winter. […]
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Cover: November 2014 (NC)
For the past 10 years, Rockingham County has been producing trophy bucks like this one killed last fall by Zach Satterfield. […]
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Fishing for speckled trout around Beaufort peaks in November, a real cause for thanksgiving
Speckled sea trout fed all summer on the plentiful prey, but they were hard to find because they don’t like hot weather and hide in deeper water during the day, foraging early and late. […]
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Get into a rut this November
If North Carolina hunters could change a season by picking a month to extend longer than usual, it’d be November and deer season. […]
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Little River ditch diggers – The Intracoastal Waterway in the Little River area is a magnet for November speckled trout
The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway stretches 3,000 miles from New Jersey to Texas, built primarily as a safe haven for military and commercial transport along the eastern seaboard. […]
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The bad luck buck – A day of horrible luck turns out to be the best of one Richmond County hunter’s career
A hunter may have everything in his favor — especially during November’s deer rut — and still not put venison in his cooler or a big rack on his wall. […]
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Cover: November 2014 (SC)
C.J. Brown of Edgefield killed this beautiful buck last season. Brown believes food might not be as important to big bucks during the rut, but it could be a key to knocking one down. […]
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Little River ditch diggers —- test story
The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway stretches 3,000 miles from New Jersey to Texas, built primarily as a safe haven for military and commercial transport along the eastern seaboard. […]
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Seven steps to still-hunting success for South Carolina deer hunters
Kneeling motionless for what seemed like hours, my knees were aching as I waited for the right opportunity to move a little closer to the deer feeding barely 30 yards away. […]