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July 13, 2026

The .17 Winchester Super Magnum

North Carolina Sportsman

Winchester Ammunition will soon release the world’s fastest and most powerful modern rimfire cartridge. […]

It may not happen for a while, but North Carolina hunters may eventually have to have special tags to harvest black bears.

Special tags, baiting may be in works for bear hunters

Craig Holt

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Jan. 16 Big Game Committee meeting discussing the state’s expanding bear population produced agreement among diverse user groups, according to David Cobb, director of the agency’s Wildlife Management Division, but no new proposals were adopted. […]

The .454 Casull is a bear to shoot, even through the barrel of a big Super Redhawk.

A big-bore revolver hog hunt

Gordon Hutchinson

I was sitting on an East Texas pipeline, cradling my 7 1/2-inch Ruger Super Redhawk in my lap, watching a pile of corn that had been scattered about the area and trampled with hundreds of hog tracks. […]

Coons by Nite Lite

Jeff Dennis

What is the oldest sporting tradition related to using hounds to pursue wild game? Likely that would be fox hunting, which has at least a few centuries of history in Europe. […]

Little Pee Dee’s Gray Ghosts

Mike Marsh

In what was once a swamp, a hunter sneaked along, making his way around a greenbriar tangle. […]

Beautiful, green food plots will attract the attention of prospective buyers to a ‘hunting’ property like nothing else.

For sale? It’s easy to make

Jeff Burleson

The Carolinas are chock full of great places to hunt, and with the stifling economy, the real-estate market is flooded with available rural properties […]

Terrial White, Larry Royal, Roland Boney Jr. and Joe Kelly enjoy a rabbit hunt in Duplin County.

Ridin’ Up Rabbits

Mike Marsh

A covey of pickup trucks nestled in the back of a Duplin County farm field, the beds sporting dog boxes empty but for the musty remaining scent of beagles. […]

Preserves offer different packages and amenities for hunters who are looking for different kinds of hunting experiences.

Armchair Quail

Jim Casada

As sportsmen, we rightly herald the grand comeback stories associated with South Carolina’s two most popular game species: the whitetail deer and the wild turkey. […]

Instead, the dark clouds continued to pour a steady rain that was only slightly warmer than ice. Troy Akers, owner of Buck and Boar Lodge, was guiding a hunt for wild hogs.

“They’re most likely laid up in the pine straw on the high ground — up under t

Hoofing it for Hogs

Larry Chesney

It was late February in the Sandhills, and Mother Nature could have shown more compassion by pelting the hunters with sleet and snow. […]

A smaller food plot that is extremely lush can be a deer magnet on a small piece of property. The quality of the foot plot is much more important than the size.

Size matters, but quality is most important

Jeff Burleson

Another year has come and gone for deer hunters. Natural and planted food sources have either dried up or have been trampled down by overzealous wildlife. […]