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July 12, 2026

Cover: November 2013 (NC)

Aaron Bates of Wadesboro killed this trophy buck in Anson County in mid-September, hunting out of a ground blind set up for his father. […]

Bill Cannon waits for deer from his stand in the back of a parked grain trailer at the farm of Chandler Worley in Columbus County. Cannon killed four deer on one of the Farmers Manage Deer hunts on Worley's property near Fair Bluff.

Inaugural Farmers Manage Deer termed successful

Mike Marsh

It may seem odd to spot a hunter holding a rifle in the bed of a grain trailer parked behind a tractor in a soybean field. But that’s exactly where Bill Cannon’s guide had put him on one of the first Farmers Manage Deer hunts; the guide was the farm’s owner, Chandler Worley. […]

Eric League killed this huge Rockingham County buck the afternoon of Oct. 25. It may rank in the top five all-time among North Carolina bow kills.

Rockingham County spits out another huge archery buck

Craig Holt

You can’t blame Eric League if he’s looking forward to his father, Art League, going deer-hunting in Kansas next season and leaving him home again. […]

Vettec's SG-20 is a portable adhesive that can repair different damaged pieces of outdoor gear within an hour.

New adhesive product can provide quick repairs in the field to almost anything

Dan Kibler

Vettec’s SG-20 is a new product marketed as a quick fix for leaky waders and hip boots, but we discovered rather quickly that it works on more than those two problems – and heavier ones at that. […]

Bryson Longshore of Newberry killed this 20-inch, 8-point buck at 600 yards on an Oct. 12 hunt.

Teen’s 600-yard shot downs possible record-book buck

Pat Robertson

“Sometimes things are just meant to happen.” That’s how Eddie Wilson of Newberry described the Oct. 12 hunt when his 13-year-old nephew shot a potential record-book buck while sitting on his lap – at 600 yards! […]

SCDNR has plans for a 2-month hunting season in February and March to help thin out the population of double-crested cormorants on the Santee Cooper lakes.

SCDNR has plans for cormorant hunting season on Santee Cooper lakes

Pat Robertson

The impact of an increasing population of double-crested cormorants on the forage base in the Santee Cooper lakes has become so severe that the S.C. Department of Natural Resources has announced a plan for a nearly 2-month hunting season on the birds after the close of duck season. […]