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Hunting

Hunting along the Crystal Coast is very popular with locals, and many visiting hunters make Carteret County their hunting destination. Guide services have long been a popular means for duck and goose hunters to experience new locales. Using knowledgeable guides cuts down on your chances of spending time in the wrong spot.TN 12-17-07

Adams Creek Gun Sports
6240 Adams Creek Rd., Havelock
(252) 447-6808

Adams Creek Gun Sports provides knowledgeable guides for duck hunting, deer hunting and inshore fishing. This is a family owned and operated business, and June and Rusty Bryan and Julie Brown can lead you to the best hunting spots. They also have a full-station sporting clay course and five-stand available by appointment. Accommodations are offered in an c. 1870 country farmhouse lodge overlooking Adams Creek, a part of the Intracoastal Waterway. The Bryans maintain impoundments, natural woodland ponds, and marsh and floating blinds. Shooting instructors are available for beginners or those people eager to enhance their skills. Hunting parties are welcome, and the lodge is always open for business meetings, parties and weddings. Call for an appointment. Reservations are a must.TN 12-10-07

Brown's Hunting & Guide Service
Davis
(252) 729-1578

Capt. Kyle Brown is an excellent guide and strives to put you right on the action. He lives in the Down East community of Davis and, as a local man, knows the area waterways and gamelands well. Duck hunting is his specialty, and he is a licensed captain.TN 04-09-08

 

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Karate

Karate lessons are often offered by the Morehead Recreation Department, (252) 726-5083, and also at several of the local fitness centers (see the Fitness Centers section previously in this chapter).TN 12-17-07

Lewis Tae Kwon Do Center & Lil' Dragons Tae Kwon Do
4444 Arendell St., Morehead City
(252) 808-2400

This business has a reputation for providing quality instruction and for students placing high in competitions. Owned and operated by Russell Lewis, the center offers instruction for beginners through advanced for ages 5 through teens and adults.TN 12-10-07

 

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Kayaking

Kayaking is one of the best ways to explore this wonderful area. You can simply slip your kayak in the water at any boat ramp or public beach access. Or you can rent a kayak, and a guide if you would like, from several area businesses.
 

DolphinMoonKayak
(252) 808-7485

DolphinMoonKayak specializes in individual and small group touring and instruction to assist in your exploration of the pristine Crystal Coast region. This is the one to contact to learn about the  history, environment and geology of the coast as you glide past the shore birds, horses, dolphins and sea turtles that inhabit this barrier island region. Local touring favorites include trips to Rachel Carson Estuary, Cape Lookout, Beaufort waterfront, Shackleford Banks, Core Banks and Hammock's Beach. Half day, full day and extended trips are available and custom trips can be designed just for you.

 

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Kite Flying

Kite flying is popular along the Crystal Coast beaches. Fort Macon State Park, on the eastern end of Bogue Banks, is the most popular location for everyone to fly kites. Every Sunday morning it is the most popular place in the county to fly, with folks meeting there at 9 AM in the summer and 10 AM in the winter. Fort Macon Beach is also the site for the annual Carolina Kite Festival, which takes place on the last weekend in October that is not Halloween. The festival is sponsored by Kites Unlimited, (252) 247-7011.TN 12-17-07

 

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