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Dark Meat Duo
The sun was peeking over the horizon when three goose hunters became convinced they were about to get some company. […]
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Give ’em a Hand
Dennis Hardwick and his brother planned to spend the morning scouting for hogs along the Pee Dee River in Dillon County, then hunt in the afternoon if they found promising sign. […]
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Hunters reap only what they sow
I reached the answering machine of one of my fishing buddies the other day when I called. […]
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Solve the ‘Option’ Problem
A common problem Lowcountry deer hunters have to deal with is too many options. Whitetails simply have plenty of areas where they may potentially be found. […]
Events & Announcements
Commission adds wrinkle to big-game report card
RALEIGH – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters to enter their Harvest ID number on this year’s big game harvest report card.
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Fish & Game cookbook available from North Carolina Sportsman
It’s hard to tell what Ty Conti likes more: fishing or cooking. When he sat down to write his first book, he decided not to decide; he did both. So “Cooking on the Wild Side” debuts this month.
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Fish & Game Cookbook available from South Carolina Sportsman
It’s hard to tell what Ty Conti likes more: fishing or cooking. When he sat down to write his first book, he decided not to decide; he did both.
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High Rock catfish is new line-class state record
Ricky Harvell didn’t leave his home in Lexington this past April 19 to catch a big catfish at High Rock Lake; he went to fill a cooler with crappie filets. […]
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Spring wild-turkey harvest is all-time record
North Carolina hunters set an all-time record this past spring, tagging more than 12,500 turkeys during the month-long spring season.
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Heavy Metal’s Greatest Hits
The hum of the big 4-stroke was a far cry from the outboards of yesterday — the days when trolling open water meant yelling at your buddy if he happened to be standing on the opposite side of the outboard. […]