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October 25, 2026

Carolina's rabbit hunters have plenty of opportunities.

Run, rabbit run! Beagles — and hunters — can have plenty of fun in the Carolinas

Craig Holt

If Alex Trebek unveiled this clue on his TV quiz show, Jeopardy, would you come up with the correct question? […]

Extend the quail-hunting tradition on a Carolina preserve.

Extending the quail tradition

Phillip Gentry

Before whitetail deer and wild turkeys became the flagship species for hunters in the Southeast, bobwhite quail was king. Back when boys rolled up into the high-school parking lot with shotguns in gun racks in the back window of the truck — and no one minded — it was common to stop along the way to school and kick up a covey of quail before heading to class. […]

Manns Harbor man faces multiple charges for incidents involving harassment of duck hunters

Dan Kibler

A Manns Harbor, N.C., man will be in court in Swan Quarter, N.C., on Wednesday morning, facing two felony charges and almost a dozen misdemeanors stemming to two December incidents in which duck hunters were allegedly harassed and in one instance, physically assaulted. […]

The banana lily provides food and cover to waterfowl throughout the entire year, and establishes itself well in beaver ponds.

This plant is beaver swamp magic for waterfowl

Submitted Story

Banana water lily is the plant that changed my hunting luck way back in 1980. I never really expected the ducks to flock to it like they have in the years since I planted it. It is amazing how many waterfowl it feeds each year, both during and after the waterfowl season. […]

Shorter, wider bow limbs are more rigid than wider, narrow limbs, and they distribute stress better to produce a more-consistent, stable shooting platform.

A crossbow that fills all the bills

Sammy Romano

Slightly more than a year ago, I heard rumblings that Matt McPherson and his engineers at Mission Crossbows were working on a revolutionary design that would set the bar higher for the entire industry. […]

Darryl Fox killed this "high-elevation buck" and won the December Bag-A-Buck contest.

Weaverville hunter kills trophy buck, wins December Bag-A-Buck

Dan Kibler

Darryl Fox of Weaverville, N.C., had no idea he was going to kill the biggest buck of his life last fall. A teacher and baseball coach at North Buncombe High School, he didn’t get to do everything he usually does leading up to deer season, or even get in the woods during archery season, because of the sickness and death of his father last year. […]