The Crab Pot Culture – The Dove Hunter’s Guide to North Carolina’s Prime Season
With the rhythmic cooing of doves, a crisp autumn morning, and the promise of a hearty meal, dove hunting is not just an activity but an experience deeply rooted in American traditions. For enthusiasts in the U.S., particularly in the picturesque landscapes of northeastern North Carolina, dove hunting is more than just a pastime—it’s a […]
Point Shooting -situational use only
Point shooting involves aiming a handgun using the natural alignment of the shooter’s arm and hand rather than the sights on the gun. This technique is often used in close-quarters situations where the shooter needs to react quickly and accurately, such as in self-defence or law enforcement. Point shooting originated in the early 20th century […]
Small town-Big Addiction: The inaction of others
Interviewer: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight, we have a special guest, Jan, who has graciously agreed to share her personal story with us. Jan’s journey has been challenging, and we are here to listen, learn, and understand her perspective. Thank you for joining us, Jan. Jan: Thank you for having me. Interviewer: Jan, you’ve […]
The Crab Pot Culture- Fishing for White Perch in Fresh Water in Northeastern North Carolina
The tranquil waters of Northeastern North Carolina provide a bountiful fishing ground for angling enthusiasts. One of the region’s most cherished catches is the white perch. This popular fish has long been a favorite among locals and tourists, offering a fun catch and a delicious meal. Here’s a comprehensive guide to fishing for white perch […]
Small Town- Big Addiction: The Journey Beyond Bars: An Interview with a Mother on her Son’s Release from Prison
[Interviewer]: Good afternoon, Mrs. Johnson. Thank you for joining us today. We understand your son, Van, was recently released from prison after serving his sentence. Could you share with us what happened 48 hours after his release? [Mrs. Johnson]: Good afternoon. Yes, Van was released on parole, and it was a difficult time for him. […]
The Crab Pot Culture- Bear Hunting in Northeastern NC
Bear hunting in Northeastern North Carolina is an activity steeped in tradition, challenge, and a deep appreciation of a unique ecosystem. For those seeking the formidable American black bear (Ursus americanus), the best time of year to embark on this pursuit is late fall. This is when bears are in their hyperphagia stage, consuming large […]
Pros and Cons of a revolver for self-protection
Revolvers have been a popular choice for self-defence weapons for many years. While they may not be as sleek or high-tech as some of the newer semi-automatic handguns on the market, they have advantages and disadvantages that make them a viable option for personal protection. One of the most significant advantages of using a revolver […]
Small Town- Big Addiction:Unmasking Narcissistic Personality Disorder: Exploring Treatment Options for Van’s Struggle
Interviewer: Good evening, readers. Today, we delve into Van, a man grappling with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). We aim to shed light on his challenges, their impact on his personal life, and the potential treatment options available to individuals like him. Interviewer: Van, thank you for joining us and sharing your story. Can you give […]
The Crab Pot Culture – The Bountiful Wild Foods of Northeastern North Carolina
Northeastern North Carolina, a region often celebrated for its natural beauty, is a treasure trove of wild foods that beckon residents and visitors alike. These naturally occurring edibles enhance the local culinary palette and highlight the region’s rich biodiversity. The most iconic of these wild foods are the blackberries and raspberries. Their vibrant hues, ranging […]
A shooting solution with aging eyes
“Scott, I’m right-handed, but I am left-eye dominant. Instructors tell me to shoot with both eyes open, but the front sight is blurry when I try this. What do I do?” I get this question a lot as an Instructor- The good news is that many people are right-handed but left-eye dominant, or vice versa. […]