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Core Sound was a sportsman's paradise for waterfowl shooting during the 19th- and early 20th-centuries. Wealthy hunters came from New York, New Jersey, and other northeastern states to shoot waterfowl and enjoy the comforts of clubs, including the Pilentary Hunting Club, Carteret Gun and Rod Club, and the Harbor Island Gun Club. Babe Ruth and future president Franklin D. Roosevelt were among the notables who hunted the area. Though the clubs are closed, their legacy of 100 years remains.
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Wildlife in North Carolina
(NoCar SK 431 W54x), Vol. 63 Issue 12, Dec 1999,
p10-13, il
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26068
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Over 30,000 North Carolinians passed the hunter safety course offered by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. The program, conducted for high schoolers, teachers an understanding and respect of firearms and archery equipment.
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35944
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This interview revealed what Hatteras Island was like when it was what Luther Hooper Sr. called a hunter’s paradise. For him, what made Hatteras Island paradisiacal for hunters were the abundance of hunting lodges and parties, adventures in reef hunting and skiff sailing.
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