Deer Hunting
‘Shed’ no tears, but spare no effort to find antlers
One of the benefits of mid-winter scouting is finding antlers shed by bucks that survived the hunting season, and finding a shed is a true treasure. […]
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Deer of the Year
Moore County monster taken by teen
Casey Smith, 15, admits he doesn’t have much deer-hunting experience. […]
Other Hunting
Gray squirrels and ‘foxy’ ladies of the woods
The most-common species of squirrel in South Carolina is the eastern gray squirrel, which average 1 to 1 1/2 pounds and 16 to 20 inches in length. […]
Deer of the Year
Hunter’s prayers answered in Mecklenburg church yard
Most people attend church for spiritual reasons, and 42-year-old Charlotte landscaper Octavius Williams is no different. […]
Other Hunting
Wolf Hill Squirrel and Grits
“Some people just can’t get past the whole idea of eating a rodent, but just like hunters who think hunting season ends on Jan. 1, they don’t know what they’re missing out on,” Rusty Williams said. […]
Deer of the Year
Hunt-club guest takes big Anson whitetail
Anson County continues to produce large white-tailed bucks, and last November featured offered another impressive buck. […]
Other Hunting
Barking up the right tree
Using dogs isn’t the most-popular way to hunt squirrels, but it is an effective method that some outdoorsmen employ. […]
Deer of the Year
Rockingham 8-pointer breaks 150-inch mark
Rockingham County in the northern Piedmont has a reputation for producing quality bucks, including a Boone & Crockett specimen in 2011. […]
Freshwater Fishing
An alternative to trolling
For anglers who aren’t equipped or don’t want to fish multiple 12- to 14-foot rods with live bait to catch crappie, Tom Mundy of Fish Stalker Lures in Laurens has an alternative to winter trolling. […]
Deer of the Year
High-school senior bags Rockingham trophy
At 18 years of age, Will Croker of Randolph County doesn’t have worlds of deer-hunting experience. […]