Deer Hunting Archives - Page 173 of 247

June 27, 2026

A posted sign in the suburbs might point to a great hunting opportunity if handled correctly.

Seek out areas protected by “No Hunting” signs!

As development progresses, more and more woodlots that once housed plenty of wildlife will be added to the asphalt jungle. […]

Fifty municipalities in North Carolina will participate in the Urban Archery Season, which runs from mid-January to mid-February, 2015.

North Carolina’s urban archery initiative

Jeff Burleson

The deer population around the suburban areas continues to boom, and the list of complaints from homeowners losing their valuable landscaping is becoming endless — not to mention the number of deer-vehicle collisions is on the rise, with millions of dollars of damages nationwide. […]

Two programs are available that pair bowhunters who need a place to hunt with landowners who want their deer population reduced.

Programs will put hunters, landowners together

Jeff Burleson

Hunters looking for the opportunity to hunt land that’s close to suburban or urban areas have two programs existing that could put them in touch with landowners who would like their shrubbery and/or gardens protected from the onslaught of whitetail deer. […]

A scrape and rub close together is a sign of buck activity when deer are moving.

The biology of October deer

Terry Madewell

According to biologist Charles Ruth of SCDNR, one of the first things a hunter needs to understand is the biological change that causes deer to move a lot during October. […]

Vocalization is very important when deer are on the move, but moderation is a key; don’t overdo it.

Make a joyful noise

Terry Madewell

Fairfield County’s Bill Cline uses vocalization techniques to help him, especially when deer are on the move. […]

Crossbows have led women into hunting

Dan Kibler

One factor that many people believe has had a big impact on women joining the ranks of hunters is new, more-liberal regulations regarding crossbows. […]

North Carolina may change the way it manages captive populations of whitetail deer, elk and other deer species.

Public hearing on changing deer-farm management is Tuesday in Raleigh

Craig Holt

The second of two public hearings will be held on Tuesday night at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s headquarters on N.C. State’s Centennial Campus in Raleigh as the Commission decides whether to allow for an increase in the number of deer farms in North Carolina. […]