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Turkey Statement
If you want to hunt wild gobblers in the South, there’s no better place than the Palmetto State […]
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Put your beagles on some North Carolina rabbits
Real rabbit hunters are fit and rugged sportsmen. […]
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North Carolina’s Deer of the Year
North Carolina experienced a strange 2005 weather year, especially during deer season. […]
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Bag O’ Fun
When deer season ends, hunters still can be entertained by rabbits, squirrels, quail, ducks or timberdoodles. […]
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STEP OUTSIDE for Health at America’s Hunting Preserves
If your New Year’s resolutions include enjoying a healthier lifestyle, call a friend and STEP OUTSIDE® for an introduction to hunting. […]
Deer Hunting
Bucking for a change in deer policy
If you have ideas about how the S.C. Department of Natural Resources can improve the nation’s longest deer season, the agency would like to hear from you. […]
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North Carolina Waterfowl Should Fear Sister in Arms
The scuffling of shoes, water running, men stumbling in the dark as they pulled on chest waders and Gore-Tex camouflage coats, and the smell of coffee permeated the old farmhouse at 4 a.m. […]
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Southeastern North Carolina: A Perfect Place for Bustin’ Bushytails
Many hunters in the southeastern parts of North Carolina act as if they’d lost their best friend once deer season ends. […]
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For North Carolina winter-season turkeys, break up that flock
A trained hunting dog is a marvelous animal to observe.
Hunters and dog owners of specialty breeds — pointers, setters, beagles, Plotts, Redbones, blueticks, Walkers, Chesapeakes, Labradors, Boykins — uniformly talk about the enjoyment of “watching the dogs work” more than the actual harvesting of game. […]