Hunting
Konus SightPro TR
The tactical SightPro TR, a new riflescope from Konus, features four interchangeable reticle patterns that can be illuminated in both red and green. […]
Statewide NC
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. […]
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. […]
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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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When doves go public – Go public with doves on South Carolina’s WMA fields
“Mark!” “Bird!” “Bird, behind you! “Low bird, low bird, don’t shoot!” “Down the middle, high bird — nice shot!” […]
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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. […]
Deer of the Year
Lexington County hunter downs four Orangeburg County bucks in one day
Opening day of deer season for a Lexington County hunter wound up more like a grand finale than a first-day hunt. Shelton Yonce, a college student, bagged four trophy bucks in full velvet before he even got a chance to climb into his deer stand on property in Orangeburg County. […]
Bass Fishing
It gets better in the dark
August is the hottest month in the Carolinas, and if you’ve been on the water on a windless day, you know how miserable it can be for bass fishermen. […]
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Commission sets waterfowl seasons, welcomes new commissioners
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission set the 2013-14 waterfowl seasons at its meeting on Aug. 29 in Raleigh, splitting the duck season into the usual three parts and offering hunters every opportunity allowed under the federal season framework. […]