It wasn’t a battle, and the locals didn’t surrender, but the troops invaded the sleepy coastal village of Oak Island in the pre-dawn hours of Sept. 10 for Military Appreciation Day.
There were no gunshots or rumbling of tanks and artillery, as this was a friendly takeover. The event was “MAD 6,” and the invading troops were welcomed with open arms, almost like the soldiers who liberated European villages during World War II. […]
You’ve heard it said, “The proof is in the pudding.” Well, in this case, the proof is in the bag…The Mineral Mizer Bag. […]
The Deluxe Blind from Advantage Hunting keeps you from being seen, smelled or heard when the opportunity for that perfect shot arrives. […]
Bob Glenn eased slowly along a rock-strewn path that once served as the bed for a narrow-gauge railroad. Timber was the primary resource in the highest elevations of North Carolina’s Appalachian mountains during the early 20th century, and the railroad grades and logging roads crisscrossing the rugged terrain that were used for transporting felled trees are a legacy of that period in time. […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission offers permit-only waterfowl hunting at many of its game lands in eastern North Carolina. […]
Lexington County native Brandon Umbarger blasted a huge trophy buck just before dark on Sept. 16, and it turned out to be the very deer he and a cousin had been watching grow up for several years. […]
Rob Bennett grew up fishing the waters around Folly Beach, Kiawah Island and the Stono River, and he’s never found a reason to leave them. […]
For the second straight year, a husband-and-wife team has scored on a gargantuan gator in Lake Moultrie. This year, the tag belonged to Mark Christian of Fitchburg, Mass., who had plenty of help from Maryellen Mara-Christian, Bob Parent of Fitchburg and Wayne Curry of Bradenton, Fla. […]
Recreational fishermen along the south Atlantic Coast weren’t expecting to get in a full year of black sea bass fishing, but when the limit was reduced from 15 to five fish, most thought the season would last more than four or five months. […]
Catching redfish tailing up on a grassy marsh flat is a unique, exciting experience. Finding tailers is as easy as finding a “tailing flat.” […]
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