ur hunts start early in the morning after coffee and biscuits at the lodge, about one hour before sunrise. Our guest will be given a VHF Radio and will be dropped off close to the stand they draw and will walk to ensure not to disturb any trophy deer nearby. This method has worked wonderful in the past. We do not use any motor vehicles unless needed to pick up harvested game. As a part of our commitment to giving each hunter a personalized hunting experience, we can walk or drive hunters directly to thier stand and assist them in and out quietly and safely if they choose us too. We provide the ride on all electric UTV's due to most of our stands locations are in extremely remote areas. We have numerous handheld VHF radios to ensure the comfort of all of our hunters. Some may want to hunt longer than others. Radios come in very handy. Most guys hunt till 11-12 and come in for lunch. Then head straight back out about 3-4 hrs before dusk for your evening hunt. Smart hunters tend to stay in their stand from dust till dawn. These three hunters did, and were successful!!!!!!!!

2010 Deer Hunting Season Bow & Arrow - September 11 - Oct. 8 Muzzle loading Firearm - October 9 - 15 Gun Season - October 16  -  January 1                               (All Nov Hunts - 2 Trophy Bucks ONLY) **1-Day hunt - 1 Trophy, 1 Doe or 2 Doe **2 1/2-Day Hunt - 1 Trophy & 2 Doe **3-Day hunt - 1 Trophy & 3 Doe **5-Day hunt - 2 Trophy & 3 Doe                                                                         (Trophy=4 points on 1 side) (No antler restrictions for hunters 12 & under) 2010 Black Bear Season November 8 - 13  (all) December 13 - 15 (hertford) December 13 - 27 (Hyde, bertie, Camden) **Ask about our Stand Hunting for Bear!!!!!!! **1 and 3 day   Bear hunts w/ hounds - 1 Bear 2010 Spring Turkey Hunting Season April 10  -  May 8 **1-Day hunt - 1 Gobbler **3 or 5 Day Hunt - 2 Gobblers 2010 Waterfowl Hunting Season Oct 6-9, Nov 13  -  Dec. 4,  Dec 18 - Jan 30 Tundra Swan Nov 14 - Jan 30 Youth Waterfowl Day Febuary 6, 2010 (limit 6 Ducks per hunt, 1 Swan per yr.)   All Predators are free for everyone!!!!!!!!! (bobcat, fox, coyote)

Clay McPherson, Owner of Cutawhiskie Creek Outfitters is a member of the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA), and has practiced Trophy Deer Management Strategies on the property for several years. These same strategies apply to all hunters that hunt on our land. No bucks harvested under 8 points, unless it is a mature management buck.. No DOE harvest is allowed during the month of November unless authorized... Hunters during this time will be able to harvest 2 trophy bucks that have 4 points on atleast one side. By doing this each year,  we have been seeing an increased number of yearling bucks.  This is all part of Trophy Deer Management Strategies.

Whitetail bucks typically obtain maximum antler size between 5.5 and 8.5 years of age. These older mature bucks are our primary focus. This often involves aggressive doe harvest (higher than QDM) and intensive habitat management. This also requires passing on numerous quality younger bucks with nice racks. We maintain accurate harvest records to assess management progress and to fine tune management strategies.

Fines

During our hunts, fines will be collected for taking a button buck, a buck under 8-points, and the illegal taking of any game under NC Wildlife Laws. The fine for taking a button buck is $250, the fine for taking a buck without 4 points on atleast one side is $500,  and the fine for taking any game illegally that is not in season (Bear/Turkey) is $1000 and will be reported!!!  Our fines are imposed on our hunters, not as a means of income for our profit, but are set to help aid our Quality Deer Management Program.  This way each hunter will have an equal opportunity to harvest a "Trophy" on their hunt, either this season or next.

License

All hunters must have a valid North Carolina Hunting License, and abide by all NC Hunting Regulations. Out-of-state hunters are able to purchase a license by clicking the above link or at a local business upon arrival. Click the link to see application for Tundra Swan Permit... This is by far the easiest method...

Tipping

Tipping is not required, but it is well appreciated.

Especially for the cook!! Awesome food!!!

Stands

Our guests can choose from a wide variety of stands located over various types of woods and food plots. We have tower stands, ladder stands, ground blinds, tripods, and others. Please feel free to bring your own climber. Some of our stands can comfortably and safely accommodate two hunters (father and son, husband & wife) at one time. Shooting distances can range from 10 yards up to 500 yards depending on which stand the hunter selects. Average shot range is 150 yards.   Here are a few pics of the many on our property...

Personal items recommended to bring:

•  Flashlight with batteries
•  2 pairs of boots (1 rubber knee boot and 1 standard)
•  Rain gear
•  Camera with batteries
•  Large portable coolers for meat
•  Binoculars
•  Light clothes (September-October) 65-105 degrees
•  Heavier clothes (November-December) 35-75 degrees
•  Orange hat or vest (as required by NC hunting laws)
•  Vhf radio
•  Calls and scents
•  Insect repellant
•  Skinning Knife

We have numerous Logo items for Sale in our gift shop:

•  T-Shirts (L/S and S/S)
•  Sweatshirts
•  Pocket Knives
•  Blaze Orange Hats
•  Numerous Camo Hats
•  HeadGear Flashlights

•  Polo Shirts
•  Denim Shirts

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