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Cold, shmold. There are red drum to be had this month - if you pick your days.

Brian Davis of Liberty dropped this fabulous Guilford County buck with a shot at better than 220 yards. 2009-10 Deer of the Year
By Craig Holt
Trophy deer hunting seems to get better in North Carolina every year. The 2009 season was no exception.

Mid-lake points are great spots to target Fontana Lake’s winter walleye. Winter Walleye Wonderland
By Tim Mead
Winter in the North Carolina mountains.

Terrial White, Larry Royal, Roland Boney Jr. and Joe Kelly enjoy a rabbit hunt in Duplin County. Ridin’ Up Rabbits
By Mike Marsh
A covey of pickup trucks nestled in the back of a Duplin County farm field, the beds sporting dog boxes empty but for the musty remaining scent of beagles. But the howls, yips and yelps from the thick piney woods surrounding the field revealed where the kennels’ occupants were and what they were doing.

Bucks that survive the rigors of the rut can be cut up from antler tines during fights. There can be serious gashes to the chest and sides as well as the neck. Deer Dynamics: Post-Rut
By Tommy Kirland
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part two of a 12-part series in which renowned wildlife photographer Tommy Kirkland gives readers an inside look into the private world of whitetail deer.

Larry Essick dredged this nice puppy drum out of a marsh creek off the Cape Fear River. Snap, Crackle, Pop
By Craig Holt
The dead of winter. It’s a term that perfectly describes February.

Hunters who pay attention to what makes for good squirrel habitat are a step ahead when it comes to putting bushytails in the game bag. ‘Person-al’ Secrets
By Mike Marsh
Squirrel hunting has fallen down on the list of popular hunting pursuits, but it wasn’t always so.

Jan Peele caught this redfish on the low end of the tide cycle in a backwater creek in the Little River area — which has no shortage of great habitat for both reds and speckled trout. Stripping for Reds
By Jeff Burleson
The chilly breezes and frigid waters of winter often fail to deter fishermen targeting redfish that prowl the pristine, remote mud flats around the North Carolina-South Carolina border.

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