Newsletter - Page 1808 of 2130 - Carolina Sportsman

Chris Cade comes to full draw while practicing with a primitive bow.

Going Primitive

There is something mystical about the feel of a good primitive bow. It seems to come alive in the archer’s hands. Light, responsive and, when shot instinctively, they are very quick-handling. […]

Let Mother Nature get on with her handiwork

Dan Kibler

The little municipal lake in my hometown is undergoing a tremendous drawdown this year, from 365 to 88 acres, as the local utilities commission puts in a new dam and prepares to put the wrecking ball to the existing one, which was built 100 years ago and is starting to, er, um, leak. […]

A new pier at George Poston Park Lake is designed to make it easy for children and wheelchair-bound anglers to take advantage of the fishery.

George Poston Park Lake adds specialized pier

NCWRC Release

It’s easier than ever for anglers to fish at George Poston Park Lake in Gaston County now that a “universally accessible” fishing pier has been completed, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission announced today (Aug. 23). […]

The Mineral Mizer Bag

From News Reports

If you think you don’t have the time or desire necessary to maintain a mineral lick for attracting deer, think again. […]

Dove-Day Afternoon

Jerry Dilsaver

The gray, feathered missile bobbed and weaved, riding the afternoon breeze as several loads of No. 8 lead shot narrowly missed making contact and sending it tumbling to the ground. […]

Hunter’s Specialties® Scent-A-Way™ TEK 4™ Garments

From News Reports

Hunter’s Specialties® has introduced their line of highly effective Scent-A-Way™ TEK 4 odor control clothing to the tactical, military and law enforcement community. […]

North Carolina’s game lands provide hunters with some excellent deer hunting in every corner of the state.

2011-12 Game Lands Forecast

Craig Holt

North Carolina has two million acres of public hunting lands on 89 game lands that dot the landscape from the ocean to the western border, a distance of approximately 500 miles. […]

The New River produced this fine smallmouth bass; the North Carolina section of the river has four fine floats.

Think Small(mouth)

Bruce Ingram

Last July, when West Jefferson’s Ben Lucas and I glimpsed the deep-water ledge 50 yards downstream from us on the South Fork of the New River, we knew exactly how to double-team it. […]

The SCDNR is accepting public input about how South Carolina's growing bear population should be managed.

Deadline approaching for black-bear management input, public meeting slated

SCDNR News Release

Public input about the proposed Black Bear Management and Conservation Strategy is being accepted until Sept. 9, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources said today (Aug. 23). […]

Bear hunters who use dogs often take some of the largest bruins in North Carolina each year, and now bowhunters want a piece of the action.

Bowhunters want part of bear-hunting action

Craig Holt

With the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission bringing a series of proposed changes to bear-hunting regulations to public hearings in September, the North Carolina Bowhunters Association wants a piece of the pie, so to speak. […]