Shot Size for Grouse and Woodcock
Ammunition selection for ruffed grouse and American woodcock determines pellet counts and energy needed for successful North Carolina hunts.
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20 Gauge Doubles for Grouse Cover
The twenty gauge double barrel shotgun offers quick handling and dual chokes for hunting ruffed grouse in thick mountain cover.
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Best Shotgun Gauge for Mountain Grouse
Shotgun gauge selection for North Carolina mountain grouse hunting determines success in dense laurel and rhododendron thickets.
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Turkey Vests With a Kickstand Seat
Turkey vests with kickstand seats offer North Carolina hunters stable seating across varied terrain and wet ground conditions.
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Turkey Decoys That Work on Pressured Birds
Turkey decoy selection and deployment strategies help North Carolina hunters outsmart wary gobblers and avoid common hang-ups.
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Locator Calls for North Carolina Gobblers
Locator calls for North Carolina turkeys provoke shock gobbles to pinpoint hidden longbeards during pre-dawn roosting and scouting missions.
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Slate and Glass Calls in Wet Weather
Slate and glass turkey friction calls fail in wet weather, but proper surface conditioning and striker care restore sound.
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Box Calls Versus Mouth Calls
North Carolina turkey hunters compare box calls and mouth calls to determine which tool improves hunting success.
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Patterning a Turkey Gun at 40 Yards
Turkey gun patterning instructions explain how to test shotgun performance and ammunition density at forty yards for ethical hunting.
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Tungsten Turkey Loads Worth the Price
Tungsten turkey shotshell density and higher pellet count explained to evaluate whether higher ammunition prices are justified.
