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2013 Palmetto State Deer Forecast – Despite 10 years of lower harvest numbers, SCDNR still calling for good season in 2013
Reviews of South Carolina’s 2012 deer season were mixed in terms of the quantity and quality harvested. […]
August 2013
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Public lands may be the ticket to great bowhunting in North Carolina
In the late 1960s and into the 1970s, North Carolina had one game land — Butner — with enough whitetail deer to make bowhunting trips worthwhile. […]
Fishing
St. Croix Avid Surf Rods
The new series of high performance Avid Surf rods from St. Croix are lightweight, powerful and designed to maximize casting distance. […]
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Border Bulls
At the tail end of summer, good things come to those who wait. As soon as the annual mullet run begins, the jetties on either side of Little River along the state line become a site of carnage. […]
Hunting
Redemption Muzzleloader
The Redemption Muzzleloading Rifle from LHR Sporting Arms features the all new patent pending “Adapt” breech system, which allows for fast, simple and easy cleaning. […]
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Mountain bream gems – Summer sunfish are headliners on small lakes on East Fork of Tuckasegee River in North Carolina mountains
Fishermen looking to escape the August heat and still keep their rods and reels in working condition should consider a trip to the North Carolina mountains, Jackson County in particular. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass blanket Lake Moultrie’s shallows, even in the August heat.
When Cecil Wolfe cranked the outboard, the fisherman with him burrowed into the seat of the big bass rig, ready for a fast ride through the cypress trees around the perimeter of Lake Moultrie. […]
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Versatile Venison
Harvesting a deer may be the most-important aspect of the hunt for deer hunters, but enjoying the venison is also a priority for most. […]
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Hunter’s choice
The tree-stand industry is a multimillion-dollar business, in part because there’s something for everyone and ever style of hunting. […]
Backlashes
Republicans shoot themselves in foot
Recently, as I was vacationing at Oak Island, my cell phone jingled. An upset caller said he’d explored the upper reaches of the creek that flows by the boat ramp off Fish Factory Road in Southport. […]