Military Hunting and Fishing presents North Carolina.

Active Duty Military

You are considered a resident if you have resided in the State for 6 months or have been domiciled for 60 days. Non-resident members of the armed forces, including their spouses and children under 18, who are stationed in the State are deemed residents of the State and of the counties in which they reside.

Disabled Veterans

Statewide hunting and inland fishing for residents who are 50 percent or more disabled as determined by the Dept. of Veterans Affairs. Includes hunting for big game, hunting on game lands, hunting for waterfowl (does not include federal duck stamp), fishing in Public Mountain Trout Waters, fishing in trout waters on game lands, and fishing in joint waters. It does not include fishing in coastal waters.

License Information

General	Hunting	Fishing
Purchase License Online	Hunting License Information	Fishing License Information
Duplicate / Replacement	Lifetime Licensing	Lifetime Licensing
License Agent Listings	Hunting Regulations	Fishing Regulations
Permits	Gun Regulations	Disabled Veteran License Information

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