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Phillip Smith’s drop-tine buck
This drop-tine buck is my personal best. Continuous hunting this year without seeing deer for the past two weeks, then was able to get a shot off on this big boy on Monday Dec. 7, 2020. […]
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Photo of the Week — Harley Chermak’s piebald deer
The CarolinaSportsman.com Photo of the Week for the second week of December, 2020 goes to Harley Chermak for his piebald deer photo. The young hunter from New London, N.C. killed the deer in Mecklenburg County.
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Guilford County hunter arrows 13-point buck
Nathan McGee was archery hunting in Guilford County on Sept. 13, 2020 when he arrowed a big 13-point buck. […]
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Lath Freeman’s first deer
Lath Freeman killed her first deer on Dec. 1, 2020. She killed the mature doe in Spartanburg County with a Marlin .30-30. […]
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Wendy Mayo’s first deer is a 10-point buck
Wendy Mayo learned a lot of lessons during the 2020 deer hunting season — her first season pursuing whitetails. She killed a 10-point buck and shares her journey in this video. […]
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Callie Branham’s cotton field “Zombie Deer”
It was a strange-looking buck, but Callie Branham still recognized it as a rare, one-of-a-kind trophy. […]
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Greensboro hunter drops huge Rockingham County buck
Pearce Ruffin of Greensboro, N.C. killed a huge Rockingham County buck that he pursued for several years before finally pulling the trigger on the deer on Nov. 17. […]
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Dustin Hostetler’s Spartanburg County buck
My name is Dustin Hostetler I killed this buck in Spartanburg County, S.C. on election day morning, 11/03/2020. […]
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Durham County 9-point buck
We’ve had this buck on camera most of the year. He hasn’t been out much in daylight until recently. About a week ago he came out one night in daylight when the stand was empty.
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Justin Riewestahl wins November Bag-A-Buck contest
Big rub turned hunter onto trophy buck When Justin Riewestahl first became aware of a big buck hanging around on a hunting lease in Harnett County, N.C., it was because of an unbelievably large rubbed