Mountain Trout
Surplus trout coming to 38 N.C. impoundments
This winter, 38 of North Carolina’s waterways will receive a total of 60,000 surplus brook, brown, and rainbow trout from NCWRC. […]
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Priscilla Blackburn’s 153-inch blackpowder buck
Priscilla Blackburn’s blackpowder rifle misfired on her first attempt at shooting her dream buck, but she kept her composure and sealed the deal on the 153-inch North Carolina mountain monster. […]
Fishing Reports
Katie Ives catches her first redfish
First redfish set the bar high for Willow Spring angler This is the very first redfish I have ever caught! I caught the fish on Nov. 15, 2020. I’m from Willow Spring, N.C. and we
Deer Hunting
Near-death experiences: PG and Boatgirl’s podcast
In the latest episode of the PG and Boatgirl Outdoors Podcast, pro bass angler Andy Montgomery shares a harrowing tale, and PG shares one of his latest hunting adventures involving a deer he calls Bo Derek. […]
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Summerton teen kills monster 8-point buck
Sixteen-year-old Olivia Wilson of Summerton, S.C. killed a huge 8-point buck in Clarendon County on Nov. 14, 2020. The buck has been green-scored at 147 inches. […]
Deer of the Year
Prosperity hunter downs 12-point public land buck
Kenny Nicholson of Prosperity, S.C. killed a 12-point buck on public land and his friend captured the entire hunt on video. […]
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Guilford County hunter downs Goliath 14-point buck
Hunter Pegg of Oak Ridge, N.C. killed a big 14-point Guilford County buck on Nov. 14, 2020 after a quest that lasted several years. […]
Deer Hunting
Don’t shy away from deer-hunting in ‘rough’ territory
When the going gets tough, a lot of deer hunters quit; the ones that perserver are often rewarded […]
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Rockingham County hunter kills great 9-point buck
Allen Smith killed a trophy 9-point Rockingham County buck on Nov. 14 with a .30-30 rifle on the 125th birthday of the small-bore caliber. […]
Deer Hunting
Buck limits will lead to bigger bucks in the Carolinas
Do buck limits work? In the Carolinas, you bet they do. […]