Deer Hunting
The biology of the pre-rut
Charles Ruth of the SCDNR has studied thousands of harvested deer over a period of many years. […]
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Hunting
Pond renovation—rotenone is key
Ponds can provide some the most enjoyment of any outdoor experiences, but poor management can ruin a prime fishing paradise in a short time. […]
Hunting
For pond renovation, rotenone is key
Ponds can provide some the most enjoyment of any outdoor experiences, but poor management can ruin a prime fishing paradise in a short time. Undesirables such as the golden shiner, green sunfish, gizzard shad and common carp can destroy the bass/bream balance in record time. […]
Hunting
Inoculate cool-season legumes for best food-plot crops
Cool-season food plots vary over a wide range of seed and forage varieties, but perennial clovers are some of the best food-plot varieties to use. […]
Other Hunting
Before the shot
A 5-gallon bucket with a lid comes in handy as a seat, as well as storage for extra shells, a rain suit, bug spray or a frozen bottle of water. […]
Flounder
Flounder aquaculture
A debate is ongoing regarding aquaculture as a tool of the future for raising fish for market and stocking programs. If aquaculture is the future of fishing, the future for flounder is now. […]
Other Hunting
After the shot
Watch a dove you have hit all the way to the ground. Mark that spot in your mind and pick out an outstanding object in the distance to line up. […]
Inshore Fishing
Do you know your flounder?
Two species of flounder are regularly caught in North Carolina waters, and a third is caught on occasion. […]
Deer Hunting
Pee Dee Station Site WMA
Deer Hunts […]
Inshore Fishing
How weather affects fishing
A heavy west or southwest wind blows the water out of the upper Neuse and Trent rivers at New Bern. Conversely, an easterly wind brings in more water and better fishing. […]