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North Carolina's Game Land Additions 08/31/07
Looking for a new place to hunt? If so, make sure you check out the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's recent game land additions. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Offers Special Hunt Opportunities 08/15/07
With more than 2 million acres of game lands open to public hunting, North Carolina is considered by many to be a hunter's paradise. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Receives Funding to Purchase New Habitat 05/02/07
Thanks to a series of monetary grants from the N.C. Natural Heritage Trust Fund, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has secured funding to purchase more than 3,000 acres of sensitive natural habitat, much of it formerly owned by International Paper. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Offers Becoming an Outdoors Woman Events 04/20/07
There's no glass ceiling when you're outdoors. In fact, some of the best outdoorsmen in North Carolina are women. [Comments?]
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Big Game Report Line in North Carolina will be Upgraded 12/20/06
For a few hours on Sunday, Dec. 31, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission toll free phone line (1-800-I-GOT-ONE ) and the online report form (www.ncwildlife.org) for reporting a big game harvest will be unavailable while the agency's computer systems are upgraded. [Comments?]
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Hunting Licenses Available in North Carolina 08/25/06
The
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters that part of
their pre-season preparations should include renewing their hunting
licenses - and it's
not too early to purchase now. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Studies Sunday Hunting Issue 08/02/06
The
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is wrapping up a comprehensive study
of the Sunday hunting issue and at the direction of the General Assembly
will immediately begin a second, specific study of allowing Sunday
hunting on a limited number of state game lands. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Partnership with Disabled Sportsmen 07/13/06
The N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission announces a partnership with N.C. Handicapped Sportsmen,
Inc. to help make hunting and fishing activities more accessible to the
disabled community. [Comments?]
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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission Votes on Regulations for 2005-2006 03/12/05
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission met on March 2 and approved 50 new regulations that will take effect for the 2005-2006 hunting, fishing and trapping season, which begins on July 1. [Comments?]
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Grounded No More: Disabled Hunters Get a Lift 12/21/04
North Carolina’s disabled hunters will get a shot at deer from an elevated stand, thanks to Paralyzed Veterans of America, which is donating a mobile, hydraulic hunting blind to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. [Comments?]
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