January 2012 Archives - Carolina Sportsman

Boat-buying advice

January can be really good for fishing or really cold and miserable. It seems like every year around boat show season, it is one extreme or the other. It’s either snowing or beautifully warm in the low 70s. […]

A Cure for cabin fever?

Bryan Bowers

Cabin fever, the shack nasties — whatever term used to describe the affliction that comes from hiding inside from the weather, usually reaches its peak in the cold of January. […]

The ‘other’ mountain fish

Robert Satterwhite

North Carolina mountain streams aren’t just about trout fishing. Many of the larger streams also have healthy populations of smallmouth bass. […]

Primos Turbo Dogg

North Carolina Sportsman

The Primos Turbo Dogg, which can store up to 500 sounds, comes already equipped with 36 sounds and 4 preprogrammed calling sequences from Team Primos experts. […]

‘Sour mash’ leaves wild pigs begging for more

Mike Marsh

Simply dumping some corn in the woods, as is the practice of many deer hunters, is not the best way to go about attracting feral pigs to a bait station. […]

Habitat is everything for grouse

Pete Rogers

Habitat continues to be the No. 1 concern with grouse populations. Like many animals, ruffed grouse flourish in regenerated growth. […]

Bob Timberlake Dog Food

South Carolina Sportsman

Bob Timberlake has partnered with Southern Foods At Home to launch the scientiﬁcally formulated Bob Timberlake Signature Series Super-Premium Dog Food. […]

Rabbit habitat

Craig Holt

Alston Quarter is a wild section of land — a half-mile by a half-mile — in Alamance County known to locals as “Austin Quarter” that’s been called “The Quarter” since the 1700s. […]