Hunting
The Vapor Maker
The Vapor Maker is a scent dispersal system that puts scent in the air in liquid form, allowing you to release any scent killer or attractant the natural way that animals smell it. […]
Statewide NC
Hunting
THE TUBE Gravity Feeder
Keep your feed off the ground with THE TUBE Gravity Wildlife Feeder. […]
Hunting
Barnett Buck Commander
The Buck Commander comes standard with the industry’s only proprietary Carbon Riser Technology (CRT), giving it great handling and superior balance. […]
Hunting
Ameristep Brotherhood tree stands
Ameristep’s Brotherhood tree stand collection was created with the comfort of the hunter in mind. […]
Content
Cover: November 2012 (NC)
Jennifer Morris killed this 135-inch 9-pointer with a crossbow in Granville County. […]
Deer Hunting
Tactics for urban deer hunting
If you are a bowhunter, you may have an undiscovered bonanza closer to home than you think. You need to take an analytical look at the small, urban woodlots that you have passed by on the way to your “out-of-town” hunting spots. […]
Fishing
New Lowrance fish finder has improved touch screen
Lowrance introduced the HDS Gen2 line of fishfinders and fishfinder/GPS combination units during the spring of 2012 and in October introduced the latest expansion of the top-selling multifunction display units, HDS Gen2 Touch. […]
Deer Hunting
State chapter of QDMA criticizes Commission’s penned-deer proposals
The North Carolina chapter of Quality Deer Management Association recently raised concerns about the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission proposed regulation changes that would relax restrictions on importing pen-raised deer into North Carolina and may open the door for Chronic Wasting Disease to enter the state. […]
Featured
Turkey hatch was among worst on record, state says
After another record wild turkey harvest last spring, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reporting nesting success that ties a record – but not a good one. […]
Featured
Turkey harvest is up 20 percent in 2012 from previous year
If you thought there were more turkeys in South Carolina’s woods last spring than in recent years, apparently, you were correct. […]