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Newest game land has deer, bear, grouse
North Carolina’s newest game land, Pond Mountain, covers 1,973 acres is in the northwest corner of Ashe County, adjacent to the Tennessee-Virginia borders. […]
Hunting
Greener Pastures
Annuals and perennials: Both have a role in food-plot dynamics
Food plots should play an important role in any wildlife-management scenario, and they should include annual and perennial sources. […]
Deer Hunting
‘Magic bullet’ downs big Richland County buck
Apparently, there was a bullet that had one big buck’s name on it – or maybe his picture or something. […]
Geese
‘Pinching’ early season geese: Paddling can get you plenty of chances
When the prospect of writing a paddling column was tossed around, one of the stipulations was for it to cover both fishing and hunting opportunities from a paddled boat. […]
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Cover: September 2011 (SC)
Nature has worked her magic on certain WMAs. Find out which will be hottest in this issue. […]
Hunting
Starkey introduces SoundGear by LaPierre
MINNEAPOLIS, (Jul 20, 2011) – Starkey Laboratories, Inc., one of the world’s leading hearing technology companies, is excited to introduce SoundGear™ by LaPierre, a brand new category of electronic hearing protection. […]
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Ducks on the Dole
It’s said that you should be prudent about what you wish for, because you might get it. Then again, one man’s disaster can be another’s opportunity. […]
Deer Hunting
Charleston hunter arrows Johns Island giant
Alex Brenner of Charleston and his hunting companions are true believers in high-quality food plots, and they practice strict quality deer management, only harvesting mature bucks and big does on their hunting land, including a 250-acre sea-island paradise on Johns Island. […]
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For the Love of the Dove
In the beginning, Louis Batson III was his dad’s designated retriever in the dove field — a 5-year-old boy scrambling through corn stalks to pick up birds brought down by the blast of his father’s humpback Browning 12-gauge. […]
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Going Primitive
There is something mystical about the feel of a good primitive bow. It seems to come alive in the archer’s hands. Light, responsive and, when shot instinctively, they are very quick-handling. […]