Brian Cope is a local journalist based in North Carolina, specializing in outdoor and sports-related topics. He writes for publications such as Carolina Sportsman and Mississippi Woods & Waters, covering hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities. His work has also been featured in Louisiana Publishing, Inc.
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Brian Cope's coverage centers on local sports and house & home topics, with a focus on hunting, outdoor gear, wildlife, fishing, and outdoor activities. Considering his emphasis on promotional deals and seasonal content related to these themes, pitches for product launches or promotions related to hunting equipment or outdoor gear may be well received.
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Travis Bradshaw of Pigpen Guide Service said this is his favorite month for crappie at Jordan Lake.
Numerous species of panfish thrive in the Little Pee Dee River, and most are feeding heavily this month.
Inshore fishing takes a turn for the better this month along Carolina coastlines.
Anglers can expect plenty of bites from redfish and speckled trout this month. (Photo by Geoff Bennett)
October’s cooler weather puts western NC’s mountain trout in a strong feeding mood.
Jaye Moore of Bennettsville, SC killed a Marlboro County 8-point buck on Sept. 7, 2024 at around 7:40 p.m. with a 105-yard shot.
By: Brian Cope
Cody Wilson of Lancaster, SC killed a 10-point buck in Kershaw County in September 2024 from 150 yards away in an elevated box stand.
We quietly left, and allowed the beaver to think it had won the game of peekaboo.
Briar Gates of Lexington, SC killed a Richland County 13-point buck that’s been gross green scored at 149 1/8 inches. He shot the buck from 30 yards away with an Elite Revol compound bow while hunting from an elevated stand.
Cody Ellixson of Roxboro, NC killed a beast of an 8-point buck in Person County on Sept. 7, 2024. He shot the deer from 20 yards away with a TenPoint Titan M1 crossbow at about 7:45 p.m. after sitting in his elevated stand for around 4 hours.
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