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Person County hunter downs trophy 10-point buck
Amid what Craig Hester could only describe as chaos, he killed a trophy 10-point buck in Person County, N.C. on Nov. 14, 2020. […]
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Moore County 18-point buck may be new N.C. crossbow record
Chris Harden killed an 18-point buck in Moore County on Oct. 9 that may become the new N.C. state record crossbow nontypical buck. […]
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Mt. Airy huntress kills huge Surry County 8-pointer
Tedisue Johnson of Mt. Airy, N.C. was hunting with her husband on Nov. 14, 2020 when she killed a huge Surry County 8-point buck with her muzzleloader. […]
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Greensboro hunter kills Guilford County white buck
Mike Varner of Greensboro, N.C. shot a solid white 6-point buck in Guilford County on Nov. 3, 2020 during an afternoon crossbow hunt. […]
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Upstate hunter kills huge 10-point buck on second-chance hunt
John Johnston of Spartanburg, S.C. killed a 10-point trophy buck that had a huge drop tine on Oct. 26. The buck has been green-scored at 145 inches. […]
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Ella Grace Healon’s Sumter County 10-point buck
A little bit of luck, a last minute change of plans, and dodging wasps all led to youth huntress Ella Grace Healon killing a 10-point buck in Sumter County, S.C. […]
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16-year-old downs her first buck — a 10-pointer
Harley Jones, 16-years-old from Saluda, N.C. and a junior at Polk County High school, took her first buck ever on Monday Nov. 23, 2020 on private land with her daddy. […]
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Youth hunter Wyatt Conaway’s first deer
Wyatt Conaway 13 of Lillington, NC, shot his first deer in Harnett County. A nice doe to stock the freezer. […]
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Doug Hall and the story of “Freddie’s Deer”
Most deer hunts are meaningful, have family ties, self rewarding, as well as preservation of faith. It drives folks to get out of bed, fight for well being in the world, keep a good family,
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Harvey Yarbrough’s shy buck
I first got pictures of this buck in Sept. I guess it was him. The buck would not come close enough to the camera to see his horns. But I could tell he was a