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April 30, 2026

Daryle Hodge, Captain Englis Glover and Blake Hodge after a successful goose hunt

Wrecking Crew calls Lancaster County honkers

The influx of Canada geese into the Carolinas over the past few years has been steady, and shooting geese is what Daryl Hodge’s Wrecking Crew Guide Service is all about. […]

Fishing deep with Carolina rigs and shaky head worms is producing good results at Belews Lake.

Belews Lake good spot for hot water, deep bass

Craig Holt

With water temperatures low because of cold weather across most of the state, freshwater anglers are having a tough time finding active bites — except at hot-hole lakes. […]

Dennis McPherson’s 15-point Harnett County trophy could be the highest-scoring non-typical buck killed in North Carolina during 2010.

Harnett County yields late-season monster

Craig Holt

A motorcyle accident, a big snowstorm and two deer-tracking friends combined to give Dennis McPherson of Harnett County his buck of a lifetime and perhaps the top non-typical whitetail killed in North Carolina during 2010. […]

Early December saw some nice bucks harvested in S.C.

Huge buck caps hunter’s great season

Pat Robertson

Michael Malsch of Taylors has hunted deer for three decades, but he’s never had a season like last fall, a dream with a real storybook ending. […]

Crappie are taking minnow-tipped jigs in 18 to 20 feet of water at Person County’s Lake Mayo.

Try Hyco, Mayo for winter bass, crappie

Craig Holt

Besting the weather right now is a fishing key with most of North Carolina recovering from a blanket of Christmas Day snow. […]

Johnson is ordering a euro mount of these bucks just as he found them

Trophy Bucks Locked-Up in Bertie County

Craig Holt

Steve Johnson, 61, a retired detective from the county sheriff’s department, added two racks to his trophy collection the second week of November 2010 in perhaps the most-unusual way of any hunter last season — he was fishing two counties and 80-some miles away when he obtained his prizes. […]

A standing black bear in S.C., from the Trail Cam Contest

Bear Harvest down from 2009 levels

Scott Keepfer

Considering his recent run of good fortune, Phillip Mullinax of Travelers Rest may want to buy a lottery ticket or two.He killed his first-ever South Carolina black bear: a 335-pound bruin that ranked as the second-largest taken during the 2010 season. […]