With the inventions of GPS, trail cameras and hand-held devices that use satellite imagery to keep track of dogs, bear hunting in eastern North Carolina has changed nearly as much as every aspect of life in America. […]
Deer hunters are funny. Many of them sit in their stands for months, peering through the woods hoping to see a trophy deer. […]
Calling ducks is a skill, an art that very few people master, but it’s one that waterfowl hunters need to know how to do. […]
A lot of North Carolina hunters store their deer rifles when December arrives, in part because many have filled their tags — especially during the November rut — and because big bucks seem to disappear in the final month of the year. […]
Discover the latest crop of huge bucks killed this season, including this one taken by Murrells Inlet’s Tripp Love. And you can also find out how to take your own trophy. […]
Suddenly, you find yourself in December with no productive deer hunts to remember. October optimism has become December despair, and you are anxious to put venison in the freezer and a positive end to your season. […]
North Carolina is home to over 18 million acres of forestland, and these wooded pavilions fuel the state’s top manufacturing industries. […]
Although few trout fishermen even pause to ponder the matter, this is a sport that has, in its own fashion, changed as dramatically in the past 50 years as turkey hunting. […]
Many anglers view black sea bass as the scourge of the ocean, mainly because they are so plentiful and eager to bite when anglers are targeting different fish, but others view them as a good source of entertainment — as well as table fare. […]
December signals the end of the calendar year, but not the end of great crappie fishing in South Carolina. The action can be sensational statewide through the cold months if anglers use the correct tactics for specific bodies of water. […]
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