Bud Byrum

It pains me to say...but those who warned me early on to separate my politics from my BBQ content were right! So those that enjoy the BBQ content follow over @ the new Weekend BBQ Vibes Twitter handle. It will be strictly BBQ. Over here will be personal. 👇
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The 7 trout limit I believe is fair. This is the type of things I like to see out of the game wardens in NC.
Shout out to the "concerned citizen" that reported the violation. The should receive the maximum penalty in my opinion.
Two Rowan County men plead guilty after 59 trout found over limit in Tuckasegee River wcti12.com/news/local/two…

🎣🇺🇸 THIS IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT! 🇺🇸🎣

The 2nd Annual Crystal Coast Fishing Weekend is coming up November 14–15, and it's all about giving back to the men and women who have sacrificed so much for us!

❤️ Take A Warrior Fishing is inviting wounded warriors to enjoy a weekend of fishing, fellowship, and good times on our beautiful Crystal Coast!

🎣 Saturday: Pier fishing at Bogue Inlet Pier. 🌊 Sunday: Surf fishing at Salter Path. 🇺🇸 Fishing equipment provided. 🎁 Participants are encouraged to bring a toy donation for Toys for Tots.

⚠️ Spots are LIMITED to just 50 warriors each day!

Let's show these heroes some love and remind them that their community hasn't forgotten them. They deserve more than our thanks. They deserve experiences, friendship, and memories that last a lifetime!

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🇺🇸 THANK YOU TO OUR WOUNDED WARRIORS! 🇺🇸

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On this day in North Carolina history, November 12, 1927, a new football stadium opened in Chapel Hill that would eventually become one of the most recognizable college football venues in the country.

It was called Kenan Memorial Stadium.

The first game brought the University of North Carolina Tar Heels and Davidson together in front of approximately 9,000 fans. Carolina won 27 to 0.

But the story behind the stadium is pretty interesting.

The man who made it possible was William Rand Kenan Jr., a UNC graduate, businessman and former football player. He donated $275,000 to build the stadium in memory of his parents. He later added another $28,000 to help pay for additional features.

The original stadium had seating for 24,000 people. That's a long way from the crowds that would eventually pack the place.

Here's another interesting detail. Although the first football game was played on November 12, the official dedication didn't happen until Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1927.

That day Carolina beat Virginia 14 to 13 in front of approximately 28,000 people.

Nearly a century later, Kenan Stadium is still standing in Chapel Hill, and generations of Tar Heel fans have made memories there.

Not a bad legacy for a football stadium that started with a 27 to 0 victory over Davidson.