Charlotte man named CCA-NC’s executive director
Cameron Wright of Charlotte has been named executive director of the Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina, the state’s largest marine conservation organization. […]
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Cameron Wright of Charlotte has been named executive director of the Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina, the state’s largest marine conservation organization. […]
With the constantly changing weather patterns, crappie are wherever you find them. At High Rock Lake, small crappie are scattered around piers. At Badin Lake, quality crappie are in water as deep as 27 feet. […]
Mother Nature has recently delivered calm seas and gorgeous weather to South Carolina’s coast, and the offshore fleet from Murrells Inlet has been unleashed for some of the season’s best fishing for wahoo, blackfin tuna and trophy billfish. […]
Probably 20 years ago, a neighbor who was a natural outdoorsman climbed into a tree, sat down and, an hour later, arrowed a 12-point buck with one shot from his recurve bow, then trailed it a quarter-mile and found it. […]
A Florence County man with ties to the Upstate was fatally shot while hunting in the Sumter National Forest last Friday. […]
It’s been 10 years since Maine’s hunters held off a statewide referendum to end bear hunting, an attempt bankrolled by the Human Society of the United States. […]
Mounting a scope is a necessary step toward the accuracy needed from a .22 to squirrel hunt or shoot targets. […]
Matt Lamb and his father, Ray Lamb of Atlantic Beach, chased redfish from the Carolinas and Georgia to Louisiana and wound up as the Inshore Fishing Association’s Team of the Year for the Atlantic Division of the Redfish Tour, wrapping up the title at the tour championship in Houma, La., on Oct. 26. […]
Heather Vohs from Greensboro stepped up with a shotgun in hand. At her side, shooting instructor Chris Austin coached as she blasted a flying clay pigeon to pieces. Vohs was one of 150 female shooters who took on a larger challenge than busting pink clay pigeons this past Saturday. […]
With a strong hunting heritage, South Carolina has a long history as a firearms-friendly state, and that is proving to be very attractive to firearms-related companies, with a second announcing a big move to the Palmetto State last week. […]
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