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Twice the Fun
Even the sweltering days of August rarely deter Olan Dubois from climbing a treestand. […]
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Winning the Waiting Game
When John Rice killed a huge, 12-point non-typical buck on his family’s property near Allendale, it was the perfect example of what happens with good land, good wildlife management and good hunting come together. […]
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Late, Great and a Cut Above
When the rut comes to a screeching stop, a lot of deer hunters make a bad choice —they stop hunting. […]
Deer Hunting
Venison Not Only Source of Toxoplasmosis Parasite
Toxoplasmosis, a one-celled parasite found in many meats, can occur in South Carolina deer, but venison is not the only source of the disease, says a S.C. Department of Natural Resources deer biologist.
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Deer Hunting
WRC Staff at Odds With Commissioners’ Proposals
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s commissioners are at odds with the professional staff’s proposals for deer-season and bag limits for 2009-10.
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Deer Hunting
Hunters Need to be Aware of CWD Regs
The N. C. Wildlife Resources Commission asks those who hunt in other states to help prevent Chronic Wasting Disease from infiltrating North Carolina’s deer population.
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Deer Hunting
Hunters Should Use Caution and Safety Gear in Tree Stands
Following four serious accidents since Sept. 13, including two fatalities, North Carolina Sportsman Magazine joins with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission in urging hunters to exercise caution and use their safety harness when using a tree stand.
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Primitive Perfection
Many North Carolina deer hunters treasure the muzzleloading rifle season for a variety of reasons. […]
Deer Hunting
Why fix deer season that works?
North Carolina gun and bow hunters are harvesting better quality bucks each year. With continued good quality deer management, this trend should continue. […]
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Smokepole Sizzlers
Journalists and novelists often write about Fate.
For North Carolina trophy whitetail hunters, “Fate” means the first and second weeks of November and is spelled “r-u-t.” […]