The Wild South
Articles by T. Edward Nickens
The Wild South
Giving Struggling Southern Flounder a Boost
Flounder populations are in trouble around the South. A new program in Alabama aims to help turn the tide
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Hunting and Fishing Guides Face a Tough Spring
For many guides around the South, April and May are typically big months—but not this year
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A Double Gun for the Duck Blind
The new CZ-USA All-Terrain series of doubles is designed to get dirty
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Sporting Art Meets the Belt Buckle
Quail, trout, and more find their way onto Mark Goodwin’s hand-forged creations
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The Southerner’s Guide to Shed Hunting
Finding a shed antler makes for a great day in the woods. Here’s how to up your chances in the South’s tangled forests
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A Club for the Do-It-All Bird Dog
Interest in bird hunting is on the rise—and so is the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association
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An Award-Winning Decoy Carver with a Sense of Humor
Meet the Woodie Nelson decoy and more of Jason Patrick Chuley’s over-the-top spinning-wing creations
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The Beauty of Cold-Weather Trout Fishing
Why it can pay to keep your fly rod handy this winter
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Why Eastern Mallards Need Help
A look at the new mallard bag limits for duck hunters along the Atlantic Flyway
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Frog Eats Quail
A University of Georgia researcher studying bobwhite chicks in the wild documents an unusual find
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Squirrel Day in Ville Platte
The seat of Louisiana’s Evangeline Parish all but shuts down for the opening of squirrel season, a celebration of Cajun culture and community