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Mountain Magnets
Ginny’s high tail, flaring nostrils and the intensity of her point told me she had a snoot full of bird scent. […]
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Pork, Big Bucks Stop Here
While N.C. legislators wrangled with pork-barrel spending from a $2.1-billion surplus, Luke Vande Guchte of Wake Forest knew what his family would be spending some of their money for – a taxidermy mount of his first big-antlered buck deer. […]
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Basket Racks to Rocking Chairs
Some white-tailed deer hunters like to place their stands atop ridges; some prefer hardwood slopes with dropping acorns; and some set up close to scrapes or where they’ve discovered big rub trees. […]
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High speed trolling is the trick for king mackerel
According to a dictionary, “revelry” is an occasion of boisterous celebration. If a fisherman’s heart isn’t made joyous at the sound of a reel screeching as the drag slips line to a smoker king mackerel, he’s picked the wrong sport. […]
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More Trout, No Doubt
Delayed harvest — what does that mean, and why is it a bonanza for Tar Heel trout anglers?
And, most importantly, where are the best spots? […]
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Red Song Rising
The moving tide draining the tidal marsh bumped a 3-inch-long shrimp along the bottom with an occasional scrape and bounce off scattered oyster shells. […]
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Pamlico Puzzle
The Outer Banks are a mystery to many fishermen because there’s just so much water. […]
Backlashes
Help keep CWD out of this state
Greg Waite of Visions of Nature Taxidermy is alarmed because he thinks chronic wasting disease could pop up in North Carolina. […]
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Cover: October 2006 (SC)
South Carolina hunters can actually manipulate the timing of the rut to stack the odds in their favorite. […]
Bass Fishing
Jocassee Grand Slam
If there is another lake in South Carolina that can match Lake Jocassee for sheer beauty, it’s still on God’s drawing board. […]