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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1975

Page

20

The New World of Shooting Black Powder

North Carolina opens a special muzzleloader deer season amid growing interest in black powder arms. The piece explains choosing between percussion and flintlock systems, calibers from .36 to .69, modern replicas, loading methods, powder types, and the costs and joys of muzzle-loading. It highlights safety, kit buying, and the nostalgic appeal of this old world of shooting.

Enterprise Piedmont Jim Pettit North Carolina

Outdoor Notes Banquet Set Here

The Piedmont Ducks Unlimited chapter in High Point schedules its third annual Tom Ellington fundraiser for Dec 3 at Top Of The Mart. Tickets are 25 dollars, with mailings to prior attendees and public sale soon. Last year’s drive raised 7,000 dollars. Charlie Kearns hosts sponsors Monday night Nov 24. Bill McCain resigns Wildlife Commission post. Skeet Club sets winter hours: Sun 2-6, Sat 2-7, after 4 on other days.

Piedmont Ducks Unlimited High Point Top-Of The-Mart Charlie Kearns High Point Skeet Club

Pier Fishing Provides Enjoyment By TOM HIGGINS

A coastal Carolina pier scene shows pier fishing as sport and friendship. Anglers share tips amid autumn runs, meeting characters like Leo Hatley and witnessing kindness, patience, and communal joy alongside steady catches and near misses.

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Boating radio basics for boaters by Julius Cooper

Julius Cooper explains VHF marine radio basics after FCC rules pushed 156 162 MHz use. He notes transmitter power limits to 25 watts and typical real outputs 17 to 25 watts, plus the critical importance of receiver sensitivity measured in microvolts. He warns against overreliance on antenna length to compensate poor reception and highlights channel 16 monitoring.

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Benny Phillips Tom Ellington Thomasville-Lexington Ellington Juanita Street Bill McCain Jamestown The Wildlife Commission McCain Tom Higgins Leo Hatley Hatley Albemarle South Carolina Grand Strand West Stanly High School John Campbell Lake Norman Sara John Brea Julius Cooper
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