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Hit them with your best shot
October 2007
Modern hunters abide by written and unwritten rules of conduct.

They’re conscious of their duty to obey state laws and regulations. But more importantly, modern hunters shoulder the burden of simply “doing the right thing” and most often those rights and wrongs aren’t spelled out in law books.

These Quik-Spin vanes (or fletchings) have a kicker tab, a small strip of material that acts as a mini-fin that reacts with air contact to help the arrow rotate quicker and faster. Being vane about arrows
September 2007
One of the vital components of a good bow and arrow setup is the vanes (or “fletchings”) one chooses to use.

Some bowhunters prefer vinyl vanes; some like feathers.

Rusty Moore of Gibsonville (left) checks and tunes up Bob Brewer’s compound bow before deer season begins. It’s tune-up time for archers
August 2007
Avid bow hunters use archery equipment throughout the entire deer season that begins in September in North Carolina and usually ends Jan. 1 (during years when New Year’s Day is Sunday the season ends Jan. 2).

WRC executives (left to right) Dick Hamilton (director), Wes Seegars (WRC chairman), Fred Harris (assistant director) and David Cobb (Division of Wildlife Management chief) spoke to the NCBA convention about coming changes in WRC bow-hunting regulations. Bow hunting rules change
July 2007
For the fast-approaching archery season (two more months and September will be here, can you believe it?), Tar Heel bow hunters will have to deal with a number of new regulations.




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