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A new hunting education program targets university students to cultivate the next, more diverse generation of hunters.
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Increased howling can be expected this time of year, as young coyotes set off on their own.
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North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission officials have some safety tips to help the public avoid any problems with the bears.
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Coyotes are everywhere in North Carolina.C'mon, "everywhere?" Really? Yes, really. To borrow from a commonly used expression: you can't swing a cat…
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If you’ve come across a nine-banded armadillo anywhere in North Carolina, wildlife officials want to hear about it. Since first appearing in Macon County…
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For the first time in decades, some hunters will get the chance to harvest an alligator in select parts of Hyde County this fall. Alligators are federally…
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North Carolina’s hunters may soon get a chance to bag a gator.The State Wildlife Resources Commission is considering adding alligators to the list of…
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The deer eating your plants or crossing the road just in front of your car are now the topic of a statewide discussion.State officials have been…
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It's a touchy debate, consisting of rather loaded language. But, surprisingly, there may be a consensus somewhere in the underbrush.Earlier this month,…
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NC State University and the Wildlife Resources Commission are catching bears that live in and around Asheville and tracking them using satellite collars.…