Hunting
Ol’ Man Roost
Even more user friendly than the original model, the 2013 Roost by Ol’ Man Outdoors features padded backpack straps, adjustable arm rests and a redesigned seat frame that’ll provide comfort all day long. […]
September 2013
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Cover: September 2013 (SC)
Deer hunters who are prepared well in advance of the season are ahead of the pack when it comes to killing early season bucks. […]
Hunting
Tink’s HotShot Sweet Weed and Salad Dressin’
Two honeysuckle-flavored attractants from Tink’s give you the power of a “food plot” in a convenient bottle or can. […]
Alligator
Get a Gator! SCDNR’s popular alligator season draw plenty of attention from hunters for limited and coveted tags
When the clock struck noon, months of anticipation and preparation finally came to fruition — gear checked, licenses securedand hearts pounding in anticipation of the alligator season. […]
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Modern deer, medieval weaponry – Modern versions of medieval weapons have opened opportunities for many deer hunters
The sultry remains of summer weather don’t motivate too many North Carolina hunters to slip into deer stands this month, but the bucks roaming the forests and chowing down in soybean fields are alive, well and available. […]
Hunting
DEER THUGS blind
Southern Outdoor Technologies, the makers of the Sportsman’s Condo line of hunting blinds, recently introduced the DEER THUGS blind. […]
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Big fish fever – Fall brings out the best in Lake Russell’s trophy striped bass
About 13 years ago, Rich King caught his first striped bass. […]
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The Flathead Falls – Blewett Falls might be best lake on the Yadkin/Pee Dee system for flathead catfish
A day of fishing begins early for Robbie Burr of Lilesville. A catfish guide who operates Pee Dee Fishing Adventures, Burr often meets his clients somewhere around daylight, and in order to make that appointment, he typically has to be on the water several hours earlier, launch his boat and catch bait for the day’s fishing, then trailer the boat and drive to pick up his clients. […]
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Go early, go often, go tag ’em – Preseason scouting can make for early season success in South Carolina’s deer woods
Regardless of when deer begins in South Carolina — and opening day depends on where your deer stand is — hunters need an early season strategy based on the type of hunting you’ll be doing, as well as the particular sector of the state you hunt. […]
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2013 Game Lands Preview – There’s plenty of public land for North Carolina hunters of all stripes
North Carolina was lucky to have a far-sighted legislature that created the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission in 1947. […]