February 2015 Archives - Page 5 of 6

Look up a hog after dark and turn its lights out.

Light up a hog

When North Carolina started allowing hunters to target wild hogs after dark, Milton Turnage was one of the first hunters to do so effectively. […]

Backlashes

Guilford club hooked by HOA’s ruling

Craig Holt

Unless the Guilford Wildlife Club and Lake Jeanette Home Owners Association can reach an agreement about dues for use of the lake, the 65-year-old club likely will fold. […]

Raccoon hunters have a love for a certain kind of mood music you can only hear at night.

Night music – Once heard, few hunters can resist the sounds of a great raccoon chase after dark

Pete Rogers

It seems among sportsmen and sportswomen there are houndsmen, and then there is everyone else. […]

Currents

Listen and learn from deer hunters

Dan Kibler

South Carolina Sportsman and its sister publication in North Carolina have been running annual Bag-A-Buck contests almost since the moment the magazines were first published. […]

Mike McBride thrills his pack of beagles with an up-close encounter with an unlucky rabbit.

Roll those rabbits – Working on habitat for quail has side benefit of cottontail explosion on Rockingham County plantation

Mike Marsh

A desert-tan, four-wheel-drive vehicle bounced along a farm road, a cloud of fine dust rising up from its tires. […]

Cover: February 2015 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Can Donalds’ Casey Ashley carry South Carolina’s colors through to a Bassmaster Classic championship on Lake Hartwell this month? […]

Cover: February 2015 (NC)

North Carolina Sportsman

Craig Hester’s Rockingham County trophy is just one of the many huge bucks taken in 2014. For a look at some of the best, North Carolina Sportsman presents its Deer of the Year roundup. […]

Arctic Ice

South Carolina Sportsman

Arctic Ice is upping its game with a new look and label change to make their high performance freezer panels even easier to use. […]

Big, bull black drum are more likely to be caught closer to or in the ocean because of their love for waters with a higher salinity level.

Beat the black drum slowly – The waters of lower Brunswick County will be filled with hungry black drum throughout the winter

Jeff Burleson

February is the coldest month, and most North Carolina fishermen are either dreaming on the couch or gliding stealthily across a narrow lens of saltwater with a school of red drum in their sights. […]