The striking red of Cleland Advnt Alexia-Red-ET, 1 st Aged cow and Honorable Mention Senior Champion of the International R&W Show. The silky black of Arethusa Sid Tess, 1 st milking yearling at the 2015 International Holstein Show. Cleland Advnt Alexia-Red-ET EX-94 EX-96MS HM Senior Champion R&W World Dairy Expo 2015 From the golden canopy of trees lining the farm lane to the foundation green and white buildings, the colors are certainly dynamic at Golden Oaks Farm. If you’re looking for North Carolina hunting land, let us help you find the property that best fits your needs.This story originally appeared in the Winter 2015 edition of Cowsmopolitan. Many of our agents hunt deer, bear, waterfowl, turkeys and more, and we love sharing our love of the great outdoors with our clients. We specialize in North Carolina hunting land because we hunt in North Carolina. Let us help you sort out the best North Carolina hunting land for sale. North Carolina is also known for waterfowl, turkey, wild boar, dove, quail, pheasant and many more hunting opportunities. Deer hunting is great across the state, with the biggest deer being found in the Piedmont. The current world record black bear (880 lbs.) was taken in Craven County in 1998, and bears of 700 and 800 pounds are not uncommon. Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, Craven, Hyde, Jones, Pamlico and Tyrrell counties rate as the best in North Carolina hunting. The state has the highest population of bears in the Southeast, and bears are found in every region of the state, though the Coastal Plain region has the majority. North Carolina’s black bear hunting is some of the best in the United States. If you’re looking for hunting land for sale in NC, consider first where your interests lie.
From waterfowl on the barrier island of the Outer Banks to deer in the Piedmont region to ruffed grouse in the mountains at Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina has varied and exciting hunting opportunities all across the state.
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