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April 30, 2026

Poirier holds a crow that won’t be able to get back and tell all its buddies about the danger in the area.

North Carolina has crow hunting to crow about

When it comes to game birds, the wild turkey has no rival. […]

Hunters have until May 30, 2006, to tell the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service if they wish to keep hunting as one of the agency's game management tools.

Sportsmen can offer views to FWS about migatory bird hunting

Do you want to have input regarding U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service management policies as they deal with hunting of migratory birds? […]

Decoys lure wary gobblers across fields.

Trick and Treat

Jim Casada

“Hung-up” gobblers are so common in turkey hunting as to be cliches. Discover some experts’ tactics to draw them closer. […]

Kenneth Burchfield took this 163 5/8-inch, 2005 Best-by-Gun Typical, in Union County.

More big bucks revealed at Dixie Deer Classic

Craig Holt

The 26th Dixie Deer Classic was marked by so many worthy entries in the N.C. Big Buck Contest that officials of the Wake County Wildlife Club added extra awards to honor a pair of tremendous deer. […]

The Youth Hunter Safety Tournaments begin this month with district competition, then a state tournament on April 22, followed by the national tournament in Pennsylvania in July.

District Youth Hunter Safety Tournaments Begin

From News Reports

RALEIGH, N.C. – It’s more than hitting a bull’s eye. For students participating in the annual Youth Hunter Safety Tournaments, sponsored by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, competition goes beyond achievements on the firing range. […]

Backlashes

Sunday hunting in the living room

Craig Holt

The 10,000-pound elephant has sat down in the living room of N.C. sportsmen and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]

All anyone needs to make a working turkey blind is a square piece of camouflage cloth with three “casings” (pockets sewn in) and four 3-foot-long wooden dowels, sharpened on one end to stick in the ground.

Don’t let price blind you

Dan Kibler

About 30 years ago, my father hauled me out of bed on Christmas morning for a plane ride to south Texas to duck hunt with an uncle who was working for NASA. […]