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July 3, 2026

Garmin’s Xero Bow Sight combines a rangefinder and a bow-sighting sytem.

Get a good look at this new sight

Each year at the Archery Trade Association’s trade show, there is ordinarily one new product that has the most “buzz” going around the show. […]

North Carolina will open alligator season in three areas of Hyde County this fall.

North Carolina will hold 2018 alligator season this fall

NCWRC Release

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is offering permitted hunting opportunities for alligator population reduction hunts in three designated areas of Hyde County only. Hyde County requested a targeted hunt to reduce numbers of alligators in areas of Swan Quarter, Fairfield and Engelhard with frequent alligator conflicts. […]

Pokeweed: Bad for you, great for deer

Jeff Burleson

Every hunter in the Carolinas has come across pokeweed from time to time. Pokeweed thrives in many landscapes across the region, with its bright, purple berries, purple stems and luscious green foliage. […]

Hunters looking to improve the wildlife habitat on their hunting properties should not fail to ask local farmers for advice or other help in making food plots as productive as possible.

Ask a farmer

Jeff Burleson

With planting season arriving in the next few months, hunters wanting a good fall food plot need to get their ducks in a row. While they can read books and articles and scan the internet for a planting guide, it will never take the place of advice from an experienced, local farmer. […]

Public-hunting opportunities abound in both Carolinas for deer hunters who don’t have access to private land through a lease or a hunt club.

Don’t pass up public hunting

Jeff Burleson

Deer hunting and habitat-management activities can go hand in hand, but not every hunter gets the opportunity to own land or lease land and practice land-manipulation techniques. […]

The public's participation in the Summer Turkey Survey helps the SCDNR with estimates on turkey reproduction and recruitment.

SCDNR asking for volunteers to participate in Summer Turkey Survey

SCDNR News Release

Annually, since 1982, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conducts a Summer Turkey Survey to estimate reproduction and recruitment of wild turkeys in South Carolina. The survey involves agency wildlife biologists, technicians, and conservation officers, as well as many volunteers from other natural resource agencies and the general public. […]

With the public's help on reporting their wild turkey observations, the NCWRC is better equipped to manage the state's wild turkey population.

NCWRC requesting help with reporting wild turkey observations

NCWRC Release

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking public assistance in reporting observations of wild turkeys this summer. […]

Field & Stream

Carolina Sportsman

Field & Stream has added some lightweight hunting clothes to its product line, and although two particular items were designed for turkey hunters, they should be big hits for early-season archery hunters across the Southeast. […]

Natalie Bell finished first in the 2018 NASP tournament, and first in the 2018 Centershot Ministries tournament.

Hickory 4th-grader wins NASP National Championship

NCWRC Release

A fourth-grader from Ray Childers Elementary School is the first-ever student from North Carolina to win top honors at the recent National Archery in Schools (NASP) Tournament and the Centershot Ministries National Tournament held in Louisville, Ky. […]

The TenPoint Stealth NXT offers big performance in a compact, light package.

Tenpoint adds a new crossbow

Sammy Romano

As the majority of our hunting population ages, crossbows have steadily moved to the forefront of today’s archery market. […]