At only 7 years old, Curtis Markham is an avid outdoorsman who loves to hunt and fish and now, thanks to Neuse Sport Shop in Kinston, Curtis will be able to hunt and fish in North Carolina without purchasing a license — ever.
The proposed hunting and trapping rule changes approved by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission in March 2009 but delayed for legislative review will go into effect on Aug. 1. […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission announced on Wednesday that it was changing the location for its District 5 public hearing, scheduled for on Sept. 8. […]
Although scientists believe chances are remote that oil in any significant amount from the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will ever reach South Carolina shores, both recreational and commercial fishermen are joining state officials in keeping a keen eye out in case some makes its way up the Gulf Stream.
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The Coastal Conservation League has joined officials of the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge in opposing a 5,000-acre development near the refuge which they fear could irreversibly harm the sensitive coastal environment. […]
RALEIGH – Fish for free in all public waters — including coastal waters — on July 4 from 12:01 a.m. until 11:59 p.m.
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RALEIGH – Dale Caveny, a 25-year veteran wildlife enforcement officer, has been promoted to the top wildlife enforcement post in North Carolina.
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Some changes to hunting regulations most sportsmen thought would be in place for the 2010-11 seasons could be held up again during the current legislative session.
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RALEIGH– Col. Kenneth Everhart, the ranking officer for the Division of Law Enforcement with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, has announced his retirement, effective July 1.
Kids can fish for free and register to win prizes, including three lifetime licenses, at one of 48 kids fishing events being conducted across the state in late May and early June.
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