Freshwater Fishing
How I spell December fun: s-t-r-i-p-e-r-s
I guess you could say that for me to go fishing when I have time off, away from bass tournaments, is like taking a busman’s holiday. […]
Statewide NC
Content
Little River, Plenty Ducks
Not every hunter has the time or means to travel to places where web-footed birds blacken the sky. […]
Currents
Will latest success open flood gates?
When I first started turkey hunting about 20 years ago, it took me a while to get rid of the big goose egg and wrap my tag around a gobbler’s leg. Quite a few seasons, as I recall. […]
Featured
WRC considers moving public hearings to September
Because of problems getting some deer proposals into law for the 2009 hunting season, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is considering moving its January 2011 public hearings five months ahead to September 2010. […]
Deer Hunting
Walls wins October Bag-a-Buck contest
Gary Walls is the first to admit that he’s a lucky hunter. […]
Featured
Mercury study insufficient, Wildlife Federation says
The South Carolina Wildlife Federation says a pared-down state health department study of the effects of mercury pollution and mercury-related illnesses due to consumption of fish from polluted waters is way too little in light of the growing evidence of the mercury problem. […]
Deer Hunting
Boykin wins October’s Bag-a-Buck contest
Jeffrey Boykin of Wilson had a big two weeks, beginning in mid-October. […]
Featured
Commission seats for sale, newspaper says
Appointments to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission apparently have been for sale, according to a Nov. 15 Charlotte Observer story. […]
Events & Announcements
Camo Coalition Opposes moving DNR enforcement officers to SCHP
The South Carolina Camo Coalition will oppose any effort in the state legislature to transfer wildlife law-enforcement officers from the S.C. Department of Natural Resources to the S.C. Department of Public Safety (highway patrol). […]
Events & Announcements
Wildlife Federation calls for investigation
The state’s oldest private wildlife conservation organization has called on Gov. Beverly Perdue to investigate charges that appointments to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission during the Mike Easley administration were made in return for political donations totaling more than $100,000. […]