November 2012 Archives - Page 4 of 7

KonusPro Plus

Featuring an unbreakable glass engraved, 30-30 red and blue dual illuminated reticle, the KonusPro Plus 3X-10X44 is the perfect scope for hunting in any lighting conditions. […]

Pete Georges killed this beautiful 8-point buck on Stokes County’s Singletree Gun & Plough on Nov. 19, 2011.

North of the boarder bucks

Craig Holt

Dustin Reamey of Chase City, Va., used a muzzleloader rifle to down one of Virginia’s greatest whitetailed bucks in November 2011 just across the North Carolina state line in Mecklenburg County. […]

The Vapor Maker

North Carolina Sportsman

The Vapor Maker is a scent dispersal system that puts scent in the air in liquid form, allowing you to release any scent killer or attractant the natural way that animals smell it. […]

Steven Galyean killed this huge buck during the 2008 archery season in Stokes County.

Stokes is hotbed for trophy bucks

Craig Holt

If a hunter wants a chance at a trophy whitetail, he couldn’t do much better than spend time in Stokes County. […]

THE TUBE Gravity Feeder

North Carolina Sportsman

Keep your feed off the ground with THE TUBE Gravity Wildlife Feeder. […]

Gary Barrett shows off his favorite bucks, taken in 2001, 2006 and 2007.

When opportunity knocks, be ready

Bruce Ingram

Gary Barrett has three bucks on his office wall: the 2006 and 2007 trophies, and a third one that comes with a different story. […]

Greenwood offers fishermen some of the best fall fishing in South Carolina for several different species.

Lake of the Month: Lake Greenwood

Phillip Gentry

For most of his 47 years, Tom Mundy of Laurens has been trying to figure out better ways to catch fish. As a kid, he would sneak into local farm ponds, and as he grew up, he expanded his territory to include nearby Lake Greenwood. […]

Barnett Buck Commander

North Carolina Sportsman

The Buck Commander comes standard with the industry’s only proprietary Carbon Riser Technology (CRT), giving it great handling and superior balance. […]

Going through a timber stand and deciding which trees to cut and which ones to leave as mast producers is an excellent way to improve deer hunting.

Habitat-improvement projects

Bruce Ingram

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: […]

Differences in regulations between North Carolina and South Carolina often cause fishermen in the Little River area to release fish that are legal in one state but too short or too long in the other.

Different limits for different states

Jerry Dilsaver

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. […]