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Speckled trout readily feed at night, and they don’t have as much competition from bait stealers.

Night owls

Trout and other predator fish feed heavily during the fall when water temperatures drop to the lower 60s. […]

Many deer hunters concentrate on thinning out the doe herd late in the season, when it’s actually better to take them out before the rut starts — in archery or blackpowder seasons.

Second Time Around

Beginning the last week of October and lasting through mid-November, the breeding season for whitetail deer in eastern North Carolina descends upon the land. […]

Thomas Story and the black bear from Nov. 12

Chowan County bear is biggest sow ever killed in North Carolina

Mike Marsh

The biggest sow black bear ever killed in North Carolina was tagged in mid-November by one of the state’s smallest bear hunters. […]

Abbeville man wins third Trail Cam contest

Jeff Dennis

Preston Honicutt of Abbeville has been putting out salt licks for white-tailed deer for nearly twenty years in the same place, and he captured his Double Buck image at his mineral station and has won the third edition of the 2010 SouthCarolinaSportsman.com Trail Cam Contest. […]

Striped bass are active now at Jordan Lake.

November prime time for stripers

Craig Holt

The white-tailed deer rut is in full swing now in piedmont North Carolina, but if hunting isn’t your first choice, you might consider striped bass fishing at Jordan Lake. […]

Mary Hunter Hite with her Alamance County buck from Nov. 13

Seven-year old girl makes perfect shot on first buck

Jeff Dennis

Something that most veteran hunters can agree on is that a lot has to go right to take an 11-point trophy buck. […]

Attracting does to a small tract of land is a sure way to have bucks show up when the peak of the rut approaches.

Create sanctuaries

Jeff Burleson

South Carolina’s population continues to rise, along with interaction between humans and wildlife. […]

Matthew Lee and his 12-point buck from November 3

Swamp monster meets its match

Craig Holt

Swamp hunting can be an effective way to harvest big bucks, especially if you use a bulldozer to clear out shooting lanes. […]

Lee Mizelle and his massive-tined trophy from Nov. 9

Beanfield produces Bertie trophy

Craig Holt

Northeastern North Carolina has produced some outstanding whitetail bucks this season, and a Bertie County monster killed Nov. 9 by Lee Mizelle of Windsor may prove to be the best of them all. […]

MFC Schedules ‘Special’ Meeting on Speckled Trout and Menhaden

Jerry Dilsaver

A special “called” meeting of the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission has been scheduled for Nov. 22 in Morehead City to revisit an agreement on the Spotted Sea Trout Fisheries Management Plan that apparently isn’t satisfactory to commercial fishermen. […]