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Does: No-No’s No More
Twenty-five years ago, killing a doe deer was not only disapproved of, it likely would get you run off the property you were hunting or kicked out of your club. […]
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Betting on Bucks
When Scott Osborne was the big-game project leader for the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, he kept a map of the state in his desk. For every huge whitetail buck he found out about, he put a dot of black ink in the county where it was killed. […]
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Cover: September 2009 (NC)
Jason Kaufman has some ideas on how to kill bucks with a stick and string. Do they work? The evidence is on his wall. […]
Greener Pastures
Preparation is fall food-plot key
Even though a few game zones in South Carolina are already open for early-season velvet hunts, the remaining deer hunters in the Carolinas are anxiously awaiting Opening Day while plowing and planning out the last details of their fall food plots. […]
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Deer for the Taking
Joseph “Pork Chop” Wiles of Mayock was deer hunting at an N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission game land in northeastern North Carolina last November. […]
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Cover: September 2009 (SC)
Follow the advice in this issue to put a big September buck on your wall. […]
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Dark Meat Duo
The sun was peeking over the horizon when three goose hunters became convinced they were about to get some company. […]
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Give ’em a Hand
Dennis Hardwick and his brother planned to spend the morning scouting for hogs along the Pee Dee River in Dillon County, then hunt in the afternoon if they found promising sign. […]
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Solve the ‘Option’ Problem
A common problem Lowcountry deer hunters have to deal with is too many options. Whitetails simply have plenty of areas where they may potentially be found. […]
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Spring wild-turkey harvest is all-time record
North Carolina hunters set an all-time record this past spring, tagging more than 12,500 turkeys during the month-long spring season.
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