When Scott Osborne was the big-game project leader for the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, he kept a map of the state in his desk. For every huge whitetail buck he found out about, he put a dot of black ink in the county where it was killed. […]
Turkey hunters, bass fishermen and crappie fishermen look forward to March and April all the way through the cold, cold winter. […]
A 10-year-old girl won the North Carolina Sportsman’s Amateur Best-In-Show Award at the N.C. Taxidermy Association’s annual meeting in Burlington.
Entities that manage how and when topics are presented in the media (newspapers, radio, television) control public perception of those topics. […]
Jason Kaufman has some ideas on how to kill bucks with a stick and string. Do they work? The evidence is on his wall. […]
Good things often happen in threes at many sporting events. […]
Salisbury’s Spence Brunson won the June 27 Wal-Mart BFL North Carolina Division tournament on High Rock Lake with a 5-fish limit that weighed 22 pounds, one ounce. […]
More than 100 years ago, in his classic “Book of the Black Bass,” Doc Henshall annointed the smallmouth bass as “inch for inch and pound for pound, the gamest fish that swims.” […]
What in the world are they thinking? While we, the consumers — and the mechanics who have to keep our marine engines running — still haven’t figured out good ways to deal with the side effects of adding ethanol up to 10 percent into our fuels, the EPA and some legislators are considering upping the allowable level to 15 percent. […]
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