It’s turkey season in the Southeast, and Carolina outdoorsmen James Buice joins the show to talk all things turkey hunting. Hear his outlook on the turkey population, common mistakes when turkey hunting, and more information on the season on this edition of the Carolina Outdoors!

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Beyond the business, shopping, and entertainment of Charlotte’s SouthPark neighborhood, there is a rich history that can be explored along the Loop trail. The SouthPark Loop makes a path past the former site of Billy Graham and Charles Kuralt’s school, a preserved African-American cemetery, and the former headquarters of Eastern Airlines. Hike guide and founder Drew Thrasher joins the Carolina Outdoors to share more about the Loop and the intersection of past, present, and future.

Join us for an urban hike led by Drew Thrasher on Saturday, May 2nd along the Loop trail!

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The Carolina Outdoors celebrates Earth Day on Tuesday, April 22nd. Listeners are reminded of the importance of small, local actions as we celebrate and enjoy the outdoors. Bill discusses sustainability, our Earth, and how it extends beyond politics. Happy Earth Day from the Carolina Outdoors and Jesse Brown’s!

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Looking to get outside in Charlotte? Despite its urban landscape, Charlotte is surrounded by trails, parks, and nature preserves where we can hike and enjoy nature. Learn some of the top trails in the Charlotte area, get hiking tips from Bill, and hear about upcoming hiking events!

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One of the most participated pursuits in the United States is birdwatching, As spring comes to the Carolinas, so do the birds migrating south. Judy Walker of the Mecklenburg Audobon Society joins the Carolina Outdoors to talk about birds in the Carolinas this spring, hummingbirds, and more.

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Saturday, April 4th is the opening day of Trout Season in North Carolina. Trout fishing, a beloved activity for anglers across the state, marks the real beginning of spring for many. As the season begins, Bill discusses common trout species, fishing tips, hatchery-supported vs. delayed harvest waters, and more.

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In the Carolinas, the spring season brings an influx of migrating birds to their breeding or wintering grounds. Bird watching offers a great opportunity to get outside, enjoy nature, and slow down. This week on the Carolina Outdoors, Bill shares which birds to look out for in the area, tips for a successful day of bird-watching, and more.

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Have you ever wondered about the history of the area where we live and work? Drew Thrasher co-founded the Urban Hike to encourage his kids to get outside and learn more about the history of the area. Now an annual event, the 2026 Urban Hike is coming up on Sunday, March 29th. Drew Thrasher is on the Carolina Outdoors this week to share about the hike, this year’s location of Matthews, and more.

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As temperatures rise and spring adventure approaches, Scott Wurtzbacher joins the Carolina Outdoors to share about his most recent trip to the W Trek in Patagonia. Host of the Inspire Campfire podcast and author of Campfire Within, Scott discusses weather, packing, gear, and more.

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How were you first introduced to adventure – whether that be fly fishing, hiking, or something else? Donna R. Gore is introducing children to fishing through her children’s book, Plugnose and the Fisherman. She joins the Carolina Outdoors this week to share the writing process, the meaning in the book, and more. In Part Two, Donna discusses technology, relationships, and her journey from Connecticut to the Carolinas.

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How were you first introduced to adventure – whether that be fly fishing, hiking, or something else? Donna R. Gore is introducing children to fishing through her children’s book, Plugnose and the Fisherman. She joins the Carolina Outdoors this week to share the writing process, the meaning in the book, and more.

More Liner Notes are available online at Jesse Brown’s