North Carolina Hunting and Fishing License Exemption for Re…

North Carolina Hunting and Fishing License Exemption for Resident Service Members Home on Leave

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission

No hunting or fishing license needed while on leave

Resident service members stationed outside North Carolina do not need a hunting, inland fishing or coastal fishing license while they are home on leave for 30 days or less.

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How to apply

There is nothing to apply for. Carry your military ID card and a copy of your leave paperwork while you hunt or fish.

What you'll need

Your military ID card and a copy of your leave paperwork.

Eligibility

You are a North Carolina resident service member stationed outside North Carolina
You are home on leave for 30 days or less
You carry your military ID card and a copy of your leave paperwork

Source

Official source

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