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Beware of the yelp
Jeremy Burnham said one thing he has learned is that a yelp is not the best call for a hung-up gobbler. […]
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Check your ‘6’ when in stealth mode
Johnathan Alford said that when dealing with a hung-up gobbler, expect the unexpected. […]
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Tips for Uwharrie turkeys
Scout near creekbottoms and river bottoms. Look for places where turkeys have been scratching for bugs and worms. […]
Hunting
In timber, timing is No. 1 factor in making money
Beyond the values to wildlife received from cutting timber, landowners can receive monetary returns. […]
Hunting
Timber market price trends
Timber prices rise and fall based on the demand for raw material slotted for conversion into finished products. And the demand for forest products has fluctuated with advances in certain sectors of the economy that can be affected by foreign and domestic uses. […]
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Statewide turkey harvest, 2010-2014
Statewide turkey harvest, 2010-2014 […]
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Bill to allow gun hunting on Sundays is introduced in state senate
Sen. E.S. “Buck” Newton, a Republican who represents Johnston, Nash and Wilson Counties, has filed a bill in the state senate that would allow gun hunting on Sundays on private property and possibly on public lands. […]
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Two Lenoir County triplets double up on huge gobblers as youth season opens
Two out of three ain’t bad, especially if one of them is really special. That’s got to be the way that David Moore of Kinston is feeling after two of his three 13-year-old triplet sons, Will and Joel, killed monster Lenoir County gobblers on April 4, the opening day of North Carolina’s week-long youth-only turkey season – with Joel’s bird being a rare, “smoke phase” gobbler. […]
Greener Pastures
Two tales of timber
Throughout the year, hunters and land managers are always looking for ways to boost the quality and quantity of game on their properties. […]
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Commission asks turkey hunters to donate lower legs of birds killed for research
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking the assistance of turkey hunters for a study of North Carolina’s wild turkey population and a disease that affects turkeys during the April 11-May 9 spring gobbler season. […]