The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Jan. 16 Big Game Committee meeting discussing the state’s expanding bear population produced agreement among diverse user groups, according to David Cobb, director of the agency’s Wildlife Management Division, but no new proposals were adopted. […]
I was sitting on an East Texas pipeline, cradling my 7 1/2-inch Ruger Super Redhawk in my lap, watching a pile of corn that had been scattered about the area and trampled with hundreds of hog tracks. […]
What is the oldest sporting tradition related to using hounds to pursue wild game? Likely that would be fox hunting, which has at least a few centuries of history in Europe. […]
One of the most important parts of buying a boat is often the most overlooked. […]
Designed to clean, lubricate and protect metal surfaces, the Prolong SPL100 can be used for a variety of automotive uses, including preventing corrosion, freeing rusty parts or reducing friction on tools or equipment exposed to water. […]
In what was once a swamp, a hunter sneaked along, making his way around a greenbriar tangle. […]
Located on different sides of the border between Onslow and Carteret counties, the towns of Swansboro and Emerald Isle are tied together as a destination for many fishermen. […]
The Carolinas are chock full of great places to hunt, and with the stifling economy, the real-estate market is flooded with available rural properties […]
Casting to schooling, shallow-feeding striped bass over open water has become a winter tradition at Lake Hartwell and similar man-made reservoirs across the south. […]
A rod on the port side of Robbie Burr’s boat dipped toward the water, and line began to peel slowly off the reel. […]
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