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October 27, 2026

A layout blind offers goose hunters plenty of concealment when hunting fields.

Blinds for goose hunting aren’t all alike

Goose hunters have used a lot of different types of blinds through the years, from cutting limbs for a perimeter to manufactured grass that hides entire boats. […]

Heading to the range after deer season ends will add confidence in your mind, as well as accuracy in your rifle.

5 reasons to head to the range after deer season ends

Brian Cope

Sighting in your rifle before deer season makes sense, but hunters can also benefit from sighting their rifles in once deer season is over. Grayson Summers of Spartanburg, S.C., goes through the same steps of zeroing in after deer season ends as he does before opening day — for five main reasons. […]

Nathan Collier worked hard for this buck, beginning with putting out mineral sites long before deer season started.

Teen bowhunter kills 136 6/8-inch trophy buck in Florence, S.C.

Brian Cope

The 2016 deer hunting season was a big success for 15-year-old Florence, S.C. hunter Nathan Collier. He killed a 185-pound 8-point buck in full velvet in August. The buck sported an inside spread of 18 1/2 inches, and was the young hunter’s first kill with a bow. […]

James Hamby of Thomasville, NC won the December Bag-A-Buck contest.

Thomasville, N.C. hunter kills 9-point buck, wins December Bag-A-Buck contest

Dan Kibler

James Hamby of Thomasville, N.C., has won Carolina Sportsman’s Bag-A-Buck contest for December with his entry of a big Randolph County buck he killed on Dec. 21. […]

Frost-seeding doesn’t involve any cultivation, just broadcasting seed on a new plot site or overseeding an existing one.

Try winter frost-seeding

Jeff Burleson

Even though natural food sources can provide them with adequate nutrition, most deer fail to receive a full complement of groceries in the wild to produce the characteristics hunters look for in a premium herd. […]

NCWRC holding 9 public hearings throughout N.C. this month.

NCWRC holding 9 hearings concerning proposed changes to fish and game laws

Brian Cope

Have you ever wondered how fish and game regulations come to be laws? Maybe you’ve wondered if there was a way you could voice your input on changes to these regulations? […]

Kevin Bartlett killed this whopper 15-point buck that green-scored over 180. His daughter killed her first buck soon after during the same hunt.

Black Mountain hunter kills 15-point, 180-class trophy on Thanksgiving Day

Dusty Wilson

As Kevin Bartlett of Black Mountain and his 11-year-old daughter, Addison sat side by side in their ladder stand on Thanksgiving morning, they knew two things: a 15-point buck was in the area and the wind was in their face, coming from the direction they expected him. […]

James Gillis became the first hunter to win a lifetime hunting license through the SCDNR's Coyote Harvest Incentive Program.

McBee hunter kills first tagged coyote of SCNDR’s Coyote Harvest Incentive Program

Brian Cope

The SCDNR’s Coyote Harvest Incentive Program has been met with some degree of skepticism throughout the Palmetto State, but most hunters agree that something should be done about the coyote population. […]

Squirrels can sit still for long periods of time when sensing danger. Stay still and quiet, and they'll forget you're there.

With deer season over, it’s time to bag some squirrels

Brian Cope

Deer hunting season is now over for hunter in both Carolinas, and many hunters didn’t even notice that squirrel hunting season slipped in quietly a couple of months ago as well. Let’s face it, who wants to shoot a tree rat when you can shoot a big deer instead? […]

The Wetland Seat

Carolina Sportsman

The Wetland Seat from Delta Waterfowl Gear by ALPS OutdoorZ is a lightweight, easy carrying seat perfect for flooded timber and marsh hunting. The seat is built using a single aluminum leg designed with a wedge end that can be driven into marsh soil and provide a firm foothold. […]