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Snake Boot Sock
Lorpen’s new over-the-calf Snake Boot sock called The Bayou is a blend of Merino wool and Modal yarn, making it soft to the touch, while providing excellent moisture management. […]
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Censorship fails public smell test
What does it ultimately mean when the executive director of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission orders the agency’s monthly publication, Wildlife in North Carolina, pulled from an exhibit at the N.C. State Fair exhibit and from other venues across the state? […]
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ThermaCELL Earth Scent
ThermaCELL Earth Scent, the only butane-operated mosquito repellent and cover scent system, now comes in a value refill pack that will keep hunters mosquito-free for up to 48 hours. […]
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Beach Butler Cargo lifts
Beach Butler Cargo Lifts can not only save you time and money, but save you from back pain as well.
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YETI Tundra
The new 50 quart YETI Tundra from YETI Coolers has a deeper, cube-shaped design which takes up less valuable deck space and makes for an ideal casting platform, seat and food and drink cooler. […]
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Oil from BP Gulf of Mexico spill could move into Atlantic, NOAA head says
Oil from the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico soon could be moving into the Atlantic and up the Eastern Seaboard, as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administrator Jane Lubchenco said today (May 18) that oil from the BP disaster has very likely entered the Gulf of Mexico Loop Current.
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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources admits Clean Water Act violation
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources admitted today to a violation of the Clean Water Act while constructing a road to be used for silvaculture activities Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve in Horry County. […]
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Plant warm-season food plots soon
Warm-season food plots are already established by many habitat managers, with the exception of a choice few chasing Thanksgiving’s main squeeze, the tom turkey. […]
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Cast and Blast
The dew was heavy enough to wet your pantlegs, but there was an upside; it made a quiet sneak through the woods much easier — and quiet was required to get close to a roosted gobbler at daylight. […]