A significant hemorrhagic disease outbreak in deer is being reported in many Southeastern states this summer, and evidence of the disease has been seen in South Carolina. […]
The staff of North Carolina Sportsman Magazine hopes our readers are excited about the start of the 2007 white-tailed deer season in North Carolina and are ready to start entering the monthly Bag-A-Buck 10 contests.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — (Sept. 11) – Tim Langer, a biologist known for his black bear research and currently teaching at N.C. State University, has joined the governing board of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]
The community recreation departments in Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh and Salisbury are joining with North Carolina Sportsman Magazine to host a series of Fall Fishing Seminars during September and October.
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U.S. OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTER, Colorado Springs, Colo. ― A young skeet shooter from North Carolina is a step closer to his Olympic dreams, after four days of intensive coaching and evaluation at the U.S. Olympic Training Center. […]
RALEIGH, N.C. — Although it remained unbroken for almost two years since the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission decertified it in 2005, the channel catfish state record has been broken for the second time this year — this time by Wesley Trucks of New Bern, who caught an 18-pound, 5 ounce channel cat from the Neuse River on Aug. 15.
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If you hunt public land, you’ll like what the state’s experts have to say about the coming season. […]
You climb out of your sleeping bag, fix a hearty breakfast on a camp stove, grab your fishing tackle, and minutes later, you’re in the water, doing what you like best — trout fishing.
No packing, no driving, just fishing. […]
Internet chat boards have been buzzing recently with conversations about several of the pioneers of king mackerel tournament fishing. […]
The page on my calendar for September has only 30 days, but I’d swear sometimes it feels like there should be two months there. […]
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