Are double-crested cormorants the reason for declining fish populations in South Carolina’s waterways? The common consensus among anglers has been a firm “yes” for a number of years, and for the past two years, hunters have been able to legally shoot the birds thanks to a pretty aggressive cormorant hunting policy. […]
Thanks to Rep. Roger West of Marble, officers with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will find enforcing fish-and-game laws more difficult this year. […]
North Carolina’s largest public shooting range, one of the largest in the Southeast, will open April 19 near Shelby with rifle, pistol, shotgun and 3-D archery ranges. […]
A proposal to restrict firearms use in Orange County was defeated in February after opponents crowded a meeting of the county’s Board of Commissioners, which instead accepted a proposal in March to form a Firearms Safety Committee to study gun use on unincorporated private property in the county. […]
Next time you see a coyote in the wild, you could be watching $1000 on all fours. […]
Brett Smouse of Taylors and his son Brady set out on March 12, youth turkey day, to get Brady on his first turkey. It didn’t work out, so they tried again the next day. Their persistence paid off, as 8-year-old Brady killed his first – and second – turkey. With one shot. […]
Have you ever wondered where agencies like the NCWRC and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service get their ideas for what they think will benefit outdoorsmen? […]
March 12 and 13 were Youth Turkey Hunting Days across South Carolina, and Ashton Boykin of Anderson County took full advantage. The 6-year-old killed his first turkey on the 12th. […]
Deer hunters make up the majority of hunters in the Carolinas, yet many will frequently chase a turkey, duck or a covey of quail during other seasons. […]
John Tanner said even using his own calls, he practices to find just the right tones that produce the sounds he wants turkeys to hear. […]
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