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Wrightsville Beach’s Crystal Pier will re-open this spring after rebuild
Battered by a spate of hurricanes, Wrightsville Beach’s Crystal Pier was in a dreadful state — but still standing. […]
Southeast NC
Deer Hunting
Farmers Manage Deer will try to put hunters together with landowners who have deer problems
Many farmers in Southeastern North Carolina have trouble with high deer numbers, and many hunters in this same region have trouble finding places to hunt deer. […]
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Follow the ‘Wolfe pack’ to Cape Fear winter reds
In North Carolina, February often plagues anglers with bone chilling cold, but the adventurous angler with warm clothes and an appetite for redfish can “endure” double-digit days in in the divine waters of the lower Cape Fear River system. […]
Inshore Fishing
Explore marinas in cold weather
Dating back to the late 18th century, the Carolinas have been categorized as southern states, but North Carolina receives its fair share of brutal winter weather, with bone-chilling water temperature possible throughout February. […]
Inshore Fishing
Turn me on!
During winter, redfish congregate in large schools in deep holes well hidden in the backcountry of the Cape Fear River’s estuaries. […]
Inshore Fishing
Like father, like son: legacy lives on
America’s favorite and treasured pasttimes are continually challenged by technology and a 21st-century lifestyle. […]
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Swamp Busters: Running raccoons is some of the most fun North Carolina hunters can have after dark
The meeting took place at a travel center in Rocky Point, located just off I-40 at the NC 210 exit. […]
Other Hunting
Carry your quarry out
Carrying a raccoon or two out of the swamp is not as easy as placing the animal in the pocket of your game vest. […]
Other Hunting
Raccoon-hunting equipment, modern and old school
David MacCallum uses a GPS tracking collar to keep tabs on his dog’s progress during a raccoon hunt. […]
Other Hunting
Don’t get swamped
Raccoon hunters must contend with dense swamp vegetation, wet ground, ditches and creeks. […]