Currents
‘Mr. Robertson’s neighborhood’
I know it’s November, and it’s the heart of the political-campaign season, so I’ll write about a politician — but probably not one you’ve ever heard of. […]
November 2012
Inshore Fishing
The perfect cast ‘n’ blast
For many sportsman, hunting and fishing are passions worth pursuing, and often, both are good at the same time. Alternating day or weekend trips between hunting and fishing is a routine for these sportsman. […]
Hunting
Barnett Buck Commander
The Buck Commander comes standard with the industry’s only proprietary Carbon Riser Technology (CRT), giving it great handling and superior balance. […]
Deer Hunting
Habitat-improvement projects
Gary Barrett has initiated a number of habitat-improvement projects at Oakhaven that North Carolina deer managers can implement on properties they own, lease, or hunt on if the landowners agree: […]
Inshore Fishing
Different limits for different states
The actual boundary between North Carolina and South Carolina is not well-marked in the marshes between Sunset Beach and Little River Inlet, and several creeks that empty into the Intracoastal Waterway in one state have headwaters and large portions of their meandering in the other. […]
Hunting
Ameristep Brotherhood tree stands
Ameristep’s Brotherhood tree stand collection was created with the comfort of the hunter in mind. […]
Content
Totally Quackers
The most-colorful, handsomest duck North Carolina waterfowlers have a chance to hunt is the male wood duck. […]
Inshore Fishing
Stay ahead of the weather
South Carolina’s weather during the fall and early winter can shift from warm, summer-like conditions to a bone-chilling cold in just a few hours. […]
Inshore Fishing
Live baits with a purpose
Capt. Mark Stacy likes to use live baits for trout and redfish — and for flounder, too, when they are around. Years of experience have shown him where he can catch mullet minnows, small menhaden and shrimp well into the fall. […]
Ducks
High-school teacher increased wood ducks
In the mid-1970s, North Carolina was home to relatively few native wood ducks. That began to change when a “shop” teacher at Western Alamance High School put his students to work building and selling wood duck boxes. […]