Cover: April 2015 (SC) – Turkey
Learn how several expert hunters deal with hung-up gobblers, while ponds along South Carolina’s coast are among the best places to start your spring fishing season, especially if you love flounder. […]
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Learn how several expert hunters deal with hung-up gobblers, while ponds along South Carolina’s coast are among the best places to start your spring fishing season, especially if you love flounder. […]
When pro bass fisherman Andy Montgomery approaches a boat dock with a fishing rod in hand, he’s like a painter looking at a brand-new canvas or a sculptor looking at a big hunk of clay. […]
The JEBS Headhunter Turkey Choke Tube is for everyone from the serious turkey hunter to the beginning novice. […]
Learn how several expert hunters deal with hung-up gobblers, while ponds along South Carolina’s coast are among the best places to start your spring fishing season, especially if you love flounder. […]
Hunt turkeys long enough, and every hunter will learn that some gobblers are just more difficult to kill than others. […]
Back when North Carolina was moving wild turkeys all around the state and in from other states, some of the last counties to get imported gobblers and hens were those in the coastal plain. […]
A handful of anglers fishing a pond in Pawleys Island reeled in some grass, pine straw and a small pinfish, prompting a comment from an onlooker: “This pond isn’t worth fishing.” […]
Whitetail deer are the crown jewels of North Carolina wildlife. More hunters — more than a quarter-million — target them within state boundaries, more than any other wildlife species. […]
I’m not a big fan of circle hooks. There, I said it, and those who believe circle hooks are the do-all, end-all for fishing can begin throwing stones. Still, I’ll stand by my statement. […]
Bass fishing in April might take you to the Albemarle Sound, the Dan River or any reservoir across North Carolina that has boat docks. Read this issue and you’ll be ready for anything you face. […]
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