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Five-bearded gobbler falls to Carolina hunter
Marcus Allen of Roanoke Rapids, N.C. killed a five-bearded, Northampton County gobbler on Easter Sunday during a hunt that started off slow as molasses. […]
Turkey Hunting
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Carolina hunter bags 5-bearded gobbler
Jake Flowers killed a trophy gobbler in Duplin County, N.C. on Saturday, April 11. The big bird weighed 21 pounds, carried 1 5/8-inch spurs, and had five beards that totaled 43 inches. […]
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Youth huntress drops six-bearded gobbler
Lilly Hammonds killed a trophy gobbler this past Friday. The bird had six beards that measured 38 inches total. […]
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Do this tomorrow to kill a gobbler Saturday
Follow these steps on Friday, April 10, and you’ll have a great chance at bagging a gobbler on April 11. […]
Features
Big gobblers can be afternoon delights for hunters
Many hunters will spend every morning in the woods during turkey season, but rarely pursue the birds in the afternoon. That’s a big mistake. […]
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Turkey hunting with Carolina All Out
Get yourself ready for North Carolina’s statewide turkey hunting season with this video from Carolina All Out. […]
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Turkey hunters need a game plan for Opening Day
Many turkey hunters look forward to opening day for months, so they need to have a backup plan or two in case they don’t tag a gobbler at first light. […]
Events & Announcements
NCWRC urges compliance with COVID-19 restrictions
Do Your Part – Comply With COVID-19 Restrictions Turkey season starts this month. And fishing is on fire across the state. But many outdoorsmen are confused about whether either activity is allowed. That’s because the
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Carolina turkey hunter kills 11-bearded trophy
Norway, S.C.’s Mark Shivey killed an 11-bearded turkey on March 24, 2020 that will likely land the hunter on the NWTF’s records list for South Carolina. […]
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Try this strategy for early season turkey hunts
When calling to early-season, grouped-up gobblers, sometimes it’s best to target the non-dominant males with aggressive calling techniques. […]