Hog Hunting
Sticking it to Porky Pig
Even though I am a duck hunter, I get a little bummed once New Year’s Day passes. […]
Hunting
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High Pressure Quackups
Hunting and fishing parallel one another on a number of levels. […]
Hunting
Improve the forest: cut some trees!
New Year’s Day is one of the most dreaded days on the calendar. Thousands of deer hunters out there spend long hours perched high above the ground, sitting motionless, awaiting the presence of a large-racked beast in their sights. […]
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South Carolina Sportsman examines coyotes, wild hogs, ducks and woodcocks in January issue
Don’t think just because deer season is over that hunters need to put away all their weapons and clothing. […]
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Washington County hunters chase down 780-pound black bear, second-largest ever taken in North Carolina
Hunters need not travel to Canada or Alaska to take a record-sized black bear. Eastern North Carolina’s mix of agriculture and rural wilderness is a haven for one of the largest aggregations of black bears in the world – and some of the biggest, as evidenced by an enormous bear killed in Washington County on Dec. 14. […]
Deer Hunting
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SCDNR announces license-free hunting days next week
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources will offer Jan. 4-5, 2013, as free hunting days, with state residents allowed to hunt without a state hunting license or other permits normally required by the state for the first time ever. […]
Hunting
Merkel KR-1 approaches the ultimate
The hottest news in rifles as we approached and entered the 21st century was the proliferation of “short-fat” cartridges, and rifles to shoot them. […]
Deer of the Year
Montgomery County’s ‘Big Nasty’ falls to Oak Ridge hunter
A Montgomery County buck had given a family of hunters the slip for three years until Dec. 15, when Robbie Bennett finally downed the deer they called “Big Nasty.” […]
Deer of the Year
Mebane hunter blessed with Thanksgiving buck
The third week of November is typically the peak of the whitetail deer rut in North Carolina’s Piedmont area, and the results hunters had this year aren’t proving otherwise. […]