Deer Hunting
Journals: An important tool for hunters
Keeping a hunting journal serves several purposes. It allows us to relive special memories and to record pertinent information that will help to enhance future hunts. […]
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Millennium L200 and L220
The Millennium L200 and L220 double ladder stands are comfortable, quiet and easy to set up. […]
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Cover: October 2012 (NC)
The rut is just around the corner, so North Carolina hunters need to find a corner in the woods where big bucks can be ambushed. […]
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Tink’s Predator Lures
Not only are predators such as coyotes, bobcats and foxes intelligent, but they also have remarkably keen senses. […]
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East vs. West: Hunting tactics to put blackpowder deer on the ground
With North Carolina’s deer seasons divided into four regions by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission — along with seasons that cater to three different kinds weapons — hunters find themselves in different weather and deer-activity conditions but relegated to using the same types of weapons. […]
Deer Hunting
Tree-stand safety is paramount
Last season the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission introduced the “Home From The Hunt” safety campaign to help reduce the numbers of accidents involving deer hunters and tree stands. […]
Deer Hunting
The trail camera advantage
The early season is a powerful time for hunters, with lots of bucks roaming the woods and a trophy buck apt to show up anytime. […]
Deer of the Year
Great 8-pointer taken in Williamsburg County
Williamsburg County has produced another record-book buck, with Leon Grayson, father-in-law of the president of White Oak Hunt Club, putting the smack down on one of the finest 8-point bucks he’s ever seen from that part of South Carolina. […]
Deer of the Year
Orange County spits out trophy buck for bowhunter
Brian Rhew has become accustomed to taking big deer on opening weekend of bow season. This year was no different, as Rhew arrowed a 146 7/8-inch 12-pointer on Sept. 11, the third day of the season, in Orange County. […]
Alligator
Lake Marion produces another huge gator for Columbia duo
The river section at the upper end of Lake Marion coughed up another monster alligator, a 13-foot-2, 684-pound specimen, when Jonathan Hopkins and Dan Grubbs of Chapin set out to fill Hopkins’ 2012 alligator tag under the supervision of guide Brad Taylor of Taylor Outdoors. […]
