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Despite being past his prime, this buck still has an impressive set of antlers, and one can see how his genes worked to create a rack nearly identical to the previous years when he was in his prime.

Deer Dynamics: Antler Growth

As the days become longer, the process of “photoperiod” takes hold — stimulating more hormonal growth for bucks. […]

Fishermen who can accurately put a fly in front of a carp that is feeding along a shoreline in shallow can hook up with the likes of this big-lipped specimen.

Bonefish in your Backyard

The weather forecast hadn’t changed for nearly two weeks: mid-90s, high humidity with little chance of rain barring a scattered evening thunderstorm. […]

Bogs Blaze MT Boots

North Carolina Sportsman

The new Blaze MT boots from Bogs were designed to give the wearer maximum comfort in a rugged, durable rubber boot that is both waterproof and breathable. […]

Rossi Wizard

North Carolina Sportsman

If you’re looking to make a great investment in 2010, you should check out the new Rossi Wizard. This rifle does it all. […]

DualFin Planer Board

North Carolina Sportsman

The DualFin is an in-line, ultra-light, user-friendly, super-tough planer-board, great for boat or shore fishermen. […]

Monster Bucks DVD

North Carolina Sportsman

On Monster Bucks XVIII, Volume 1, you’ll see hunts from nine states, as well as Saskatchewan, Canada and Old Mexico. […]

Beach Butler Cargo lifts

North Carolina Sportsman

Beach Butler Cargo Lifts can not only save you time and money, but save you from back pain as well.
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Bit speckled trout do a great deal of their feeding in low-light conditions at dawn and dusk, but fishing at night may be your best chance of hooking up with a real trophy.

Fishermen catch speckled trout throughout the day, but the majority are caught early in the morning and late in the afternoon. Often overlooked by many anglers is the night bite. Trout will feed throughout the night during the summer when conditions are right. […]

A decommissioned armored personnel carrier, once owned by the S.C. National Guard, is sunk to add structure to the Beaufort 45 artificial reef.

SCDNR, National Guard enlarge Beaufort 45 reef

Pat Robertson

The last deployment of 32 armored personnel carriers decommissioned by the South Carolina Army National Guard was 45 feet to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean eight miles off Port Royal Sound where they are now part of a condominium for fish.

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Matt Watson (second from left) and the crew of Chaos won the wahoo division of the Carolina Billfish Classic with this 52.4-pound fish.

Last-minute release of blue marlin gives Caramba back-to-back wins

Jeff Dennis

With legal fishing time running out on the final day of the inaugural Carolina Billfish Classic, angler Hovie Akin hooked up with a blue marlin, the release of which gave Capt. Dale Lackey’s Caramba its second-straight win in a South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfish Classic.
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