Following upon the release of discouraging harvest data for the 2014 turkey season, there is at least a glimmer of hope in the poult recruitment for 2014, but not quite enough to jump-start a recover of South Carolina’s statewide flock. […]
“Garbage in, garbage out” was a watchword with computers long before they were integrated into marine electronics. […]
Are beavers good or bad for man and the environment? It depends on who you ask. The beaver can create good and evil in the same motion. […]
According to biologist Charles Ruth of SCDNR, one of the first things a hunter needs to understand is the biological change that causes deer to move a lot during October. […]
Dr. Tom Earnhardt, a former law-school professor who is host of UNC-TV’s Exploring North Carolina pioneered fly-fishing for false albacore more than 20 years ago. […]
Still-hunters are, by nature quiet, but taking it to a different level requires good effective footwear. […]
Point 1. Raleigh’s premier Japanese restaurant, Waranji, features escolar, aka white tuna, on its menu. Escolar is not a tuna and is a weird kind of fish. […]
Other than your weapon, quality binoculars are arguably the most-important piece of equipment for the still-hunter. […]
One of the most-useful tools ever for hunters is a small set of hand pruners. They can quickly and effectively remove limbs, briars and vines up to 2 inches in diameter. Ratchet pruners seems to be best and are quiet and very effective. […]
As development progresses, more and more woodlots that once housed plenty of wildlife will be added to the asphalt jungle. […]
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