Deer Hunting
Staying warm is a key to success when deer hunting
Staying warm late in deer season can be a challenge for many hunters. Cold sits on the stand are not fun, regardless of the time of year.
Deer Hunting
Deer Hunting
Late-season food needs a plan
Providing late-season food for deer begins in late summer. Planning ahead helps to put the odds in your favor when Christmas is around the corner.
Deer Hunting
Horry County hunter drops big 9-point buck
Seth Rabon of Aynor, S.C. killed his biggest buck, a 130-class, 9-point buck in Horry County during an evening hunt on Nov. 21, 2018. […]
Deer Hunting
Kannapolis 15-year-old kills 140-class buck
15-year-old Syrus Dellinger killed a 140-class, 10-point buck in Anson County, N.C. on Nov. 11, 2018. […]
Deer Hunting
10-year-old drops S.C. record book buck
Kayson Ard, 10-years-old, killed a big 10-point buck in Lee County, S.C. on Nov. 9, 2018. The deer has been green-scored at 145 5/8 inches. […]
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King, N.C. hunter kills giant 9-point buck in Stokes County
Greg Robertson, who once held the No. 2 spot on North Carolina’s archery buck record list, killed a 157-inch, 9-point buck on Nov. 9, 2018 in Stokes County, N.C. […]
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Kernersville bowhunter kills 151-inch 9-pointer, 139-inch 11-pointer two months later
Tory Pegg of Kernersville, N.C. killed two trophy bucks within a 2-month time period in Forsyth County while archery hunting during the 2018 season. […]
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Leesville, S.C. hunter downs 160-class buck in Orangeburg County
According to Lee Thomas of Leesville, S.C., he’s more of a fisherman than a hunter, but it’s easy to think otherwise when looking at the massive 11-point buck he killed in Orangeburg County on the
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Clayton hunter kills big Johnston County 11-point buck
Buck came in to a series of rattles, grunts, and doe bleats When Travis Barnes of Clayton, N.C. realized he wasn’t getting any trail camera photos of good bucks on his corn piles, he did
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Watauga County hunter takes down huge ‘passing through’ buck
Lever-action rifle with iron sights makes quick work of 162-inch, 11-point mountain buck Just passing through. That’s what Chase McLean of Boone, N.C., thought about the 162-inch, 11-point buck he killed on Thanksgiving afternoon. He’d