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The new StructureMap feature on Lowrance Gen2 HDS units can overlay sonar readings on charts to give you incredibly accurate mapping information you can view in real time as you record it or later, off the water, as you plan your next fishing trip.

Seat-of-your-pants orientation rules

Once upon a time, one of the most tedious things we boaters and fishermen attempted was to figure out exactly where we were on a lake map or chart. […]

Brunton ICON Binoculars

North Carolina Sportsman

With the focusing system on Brunton Hunting’s new Icon Binocular, you can acquire targets faster and more precise. […]

The Ruger American Rifle comes with a dual-bedding block system, a free-floated barrel, a special adjustable trigger the shooter can set from 3 to 5 pounds, and includes Weaver scope mounts with the package.

The art of the rifle … 3

Gordon Hutchinson

The Jeep was almost sliding down the rocky, shale-strewn mountainside at a steep 15-degree angle when Larry Wieshuhn stood on the brake. […]

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is considering a proposal to add opportunities for hunters to take coyotes, in hopes of helping control their burgeoning numbers.

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission puts coyotes in the spot light

Craig Holt

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, already looking to do something about a growing feral swine problem in the state, has added coyotes to its “hit list.”
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April edition of South Carolina Sportsman now available

South Carolina Sportsman

April is turkey time across South Carolina. With the season beginning outside the Lowcountry on April 1, most of the Palmetto State’s fields and woodlands will be filled with the yelps, clucks and purrs of hunters trying to fool gobblers – in addition to the calls from the turkeys themselves. […]

Caroline Rhodes has stepped down as chairman of the DNR Board, but she will remain on the board.

Rhodes steps down as DNR Board chairwoman

Pat Robertson

Caroline Rhodes has resigned as chairwoman but will retain her seat on the Department of Natural Resources Board, apparently bringing to close one of the most turbulent chapters in the history of the panel that oversees the state agency charged with protecting wildlife and enforcing game and fish laws. […]