Deer Hunting
Seek out areas protected by “No Hunting” signs!
As development progresses, more and more woodlots that once housed plenty of wildlife will be added to the asphalt jungle. […]
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North Carolina’s urban archery initiative
The deer population around the suburban areas continues to boom, and the list of complaints from homeowners losing their valuable landscaping is becoming endless — not to mention the number of deer-vehicle collisions is on the rise, with millions of dollars of damages nationwide. […]
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Programs will put hunters, landowners together
Hunters looking for the opportunity to hunt land that’s close to suburban or urban areas have two programs existing that could put them in touch with landowners who would like their shrubbery and/or gardens protected from the onslaught of whitetail deer. […]
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The biology of October deer
According to biologist Charles Ruth of SCDNR, one of the first things a hunter needs to understand is the biological change that causes deer to move a lot during October. […]
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Make a joyful noise
Fairfield County’s Bill Cline uses vocalization techniques to help him, especially when deer are on the move. […]
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Crossbows have led women into hunting
One factor that many people believe has had a big impact on women joining the ranks of hunters is new, more-liberal regulations regarding crossbows. […]
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Dressed to the nines, finally
Katrina Arpin remembers what it was like to get dressed to go hunting 15 years ago, when she got her start in the wilds of Minnesota. […]
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Those boots are made for walking — not stalking
Still-hunters are, by nature quiet, but taking it to a different level requires good effective footwear. […]
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See all that you can see
Other than your weapon, quality binoculars are arguably the most-important piece of equipment for the still-hunter. […]
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Prune your way to a quiet path through the woods
One of the most-useful tools ever for hunters is a small set of hand pruners. They can quickly and effectively remove limbs, briars and vines up to 2 inches in diameter. Ratchet pruners seems to be best and are quiet and very effective. […]