When he killed a couple of bucks last season with racks that scored better than 150 points, Nick Davis of Elkin said several people he knew told him he’d never kill another one that big. […]
Fishing shallow wood is about as consistent a pattern as you can find in September. Notoriously a tough month because fish are spread out, September can really test your angling skills. […]
Fall weather is here, and that has inshore anglers excited about a number of species, and speckled trout in particular. […]
Throughout the Carolinas, September still feels like summer, and the only tasty foods available to deer are the soybeans and peanut crops on farms. […]
Before the rut arrives, bucks are confined to bachelor groups, traveling together and very close to groups of does. When the mating season begins, hormones fly, and the entire deer herd busts out of the frame, going out in all directions. […]
Originally from the great plains, coyotes are battling the feral hog in population increases across the South. […]
North Carolina had its first fatal hunting accident that involved a bowhunter shooting another hunter by mistake last September. […]
Isn’t the easiest way to kill a trophy buck to know when and where he’s going to be the next day? There wouldn’t be any mature bucks left if it was that easy. […]
Even though fall arrives in September, the thermometer tells a different story. Average daily temperatures remain on the hot side for most of the month, and wildlife are still hovering near one of their most vital assets, water. […]
Biologist Billy Dukes of SCDNR said that the squirrel population is still super-abundant across South Carolina. […]
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