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Wipe out some predators at Carolina Coyote Classic
The 7th Annual Carolina Coyote Classic is scheduled for Feb. 21 – 23, and is open to participants hunting anywhere in the Carolinas. […]
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6 huge mistakes to avoid in coyote trapping
When you’re trapping this season, avoid these common mistakes when using foothold traps, and you’ll catch more coyotes than ever. […]
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S.C. 2018 hog and coyote harvests up over previous year
In 2018, South Carolina hunters killed more hogs and coyotes during deer season than they did in 2017. […]
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Coyote enters doggy door, kills family cat
A homeowner was startled awake as a coyote entered the home’s doggy door and killed the family cat. […]
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Proposed bill would pay $75 for every coyote killed in S.C.
South Carolina Senator Stephen Goldfinch has proposed a bill that would pay hunters $75 for each coyote they kill. The money would be raised by a $1 increase in hunting license fees. […]
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149 coyotes killed during Carolina Coyote Classic
Hunters from across the Carolinas competed this past weekend in the sixth annual Carolina Coyote Classic. Together, they killed 149 coyotes. […]
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2019 Carolina Coyote Classic is next month
Kill coyotes and win money! That’s the idea behind the Sixth Annual Carolina Coyote Classic, which will be held Feb. 8 through Feb. 10, 2019. […]
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Win money and prizes in fifth annual Carolina Coyote Classic
For the fifth consecutive year, 704 Outdoors will be holding their annual Carolina Coyote Classic next month. The tournament will begin on Feb. 9 and end on Feb. 11. And this year’s event will be the biggest one yet. […]
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Learn how to deal with coyotes through NCWRC workshops
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is holding several coyote management workshops in conjunction with the North Carolina Cooperative Extension and USDA Wildlife Services. […]
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Where did all these coyotes come from?
We’ve all heard the story about how the SCDNR or the NCWRC brought coyotes into the Carolinas to keep the deer population in check. Some of us even have a friend who swears he killed a coyote with an ear tattoo from one of those agencies back in the early days (no photo though […]
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Coyote hunting competition offers great fellowship, great prizes
We have plenty of fishing tournaments throughout the Carolinas, even this time of year, but what about hunting tournaments? It would be a logistical nightmare to run a hunting contest in the same manner fishing tournaments are run, but many deer processors run big doe contests, big buck contests, etc, and CarolinaSportsman.com holds an annual Bag-A-Buck contest.
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Night hunting for coyotes, hogs, armadillos requires registration
In an effort to help control the population of hogs, coyotes, and armadillos, the state has some very liberal allowances for hunters going after the non-native animals. Baiting is perfectly legal, as is the use of electronic calls, artificial lights, and night vision. Hunters are allowed to use any legal firearm, bow, or crossbow. Anyone using a center-fire rifle must be elevated at least 10-feet off the ground.
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Kill coyotes, win prizes
Coyotes. They are everywhere in North Carolina, and it’s no secret that the predators have put a hurting on the deer population throughout the state. The NCWRC has some fairly liberal hunting policies for the animals, but it still doesn’t seem to help out much. 704 Outdoors, a hardcore group of hunters based around Stanly County, is doing their best to bring awareness to the damage coyotes inflict on the populations of more desirable game animals like deer.
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Get schooled on coyote control
From pestering livestock and domestic animals to preying on juvenile deer and small mammals, coyotes are becoming a major nuisance to both native wildlife and domestic animals.