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NC Wildlife Resources Commission on Reels

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Last year, over 1,500 images were entered. This year, your winning photo could be published on the cover of Wildlife in North Carolina magazine. Click to learn more about this year's photo competition: http://bit.ly/2eHjBkO | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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In the latest issue of the popular Wildlife in North Carolina magazine, discover the owl species that call our state home, and how you can help them thrive with a simple nest box. Read the article for free at: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/729155195/ Ready to subscribe? Visit: https://license.gooutdoorsnorthcarolina.com/Shop/Inventory/Detail?inventoryId=0&licenseTypeId=105&groupId=48 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Congratulations to the eighteen new NC Wildlife Resources Commission law enforcement officers who were sworn in at a graduation ceremony today at the First Baptist Church of Pinehurst in West End, N.C. After graduation, each new wildlife officer will begin six months of on-the-job training under the supervision of a veteran wildlife officer. Upon completion of field training, each officer will be assigned a permanent duty station. The graduating officers are: - Tyler Barber of Granite Falls, N.C

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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) has opened the public comment period for proposed rule changes to the 2024-2025 regulations related to wildlife management, inland fisheries and game lands. The comment period will be open through Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024. Comments may be submitted online, emailed to regulations@ncwildlife.org (must include name, county and state of residence in e-mail) or mailed to: Rulemaking Coordinator N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission 1701 Mail Service Center, R

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The NC Wildlife Resources Commission's Inland Fishing division is currently stocking F1 hybrid largemouth bass in Lake Norman, Lake Gaston and Jordan Lake. Lake Norman has been stocked annually since 2021, but this is the first F1 stocking for Gaston and Jordan. These stockings will continue for the next four-to-six years. Commission biologists will evaluate the success of the stocked F1 fingerlings over the next 10 years by collecting genetic and population data from electrofishing surveys and

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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission advises the public that black bears in North Carolina are in their “winter homes,” which could be anything from a pile of brush, a hollowed-out tree, a rock cavity, an excavation under a fallen tree or even under the deck or in the crawl space of your home. Learn what to do (and what not to do) at: https://bit.ly/4j9WMqD | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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With dove season right around the corner, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds seasoned and novice hunters about the importance of being properly licensed, observing state and federal regulations and following safe hunting practices. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your fishing license and head outdoors! 🐟 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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With the busy holiday weekend just around the corner, @NCWildlife reminds beach-goers to keep beaches clean and shield lights (including camera flashes) at night for nesting sea turtles. From May until September, female sea turtles come ashore and lay their eggs on more than 300 miles of beach habitat in North Carolina, much of which is also used by people. By following a few simple guidelines, people can help protect these federally threatened and endangered reptiles, such as this green sea tur

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Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your hunting license and head outdoors! 🦌 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission staff continue monitoring the largest roost of Southeastern myotis bats in an underground stormwater system in Wake County. This roost was first discovered by a city stormwater maintenance crew in fall 2024. The number of bats in the stormwater system fluctuated throughout the year, from a low of approximately 125 during the winter to roughly 1,000 bats during the maternity season. In September, Commission biologists placed radio transmitters on males and femal

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Biologists from the NC Wildlife Resources Commission's Wildlife Diversity Program conduct surveys of waterbirds each year to monitor populations and inform management plans. Visit ncwildlife.org/wildlifediversity for more information. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Keep the tradition alive. Get your hunting license today and head to the fields. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Uncover what the North Carolina outdoors has to offer. Get your fishing & hunting license today! | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Build family traditions in the great outdoors. Start with a North Carolina hunting license. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Oh, you're livestreaming? This is the only live stream I care about. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Be sure to read the latest regulations digest before your next hunting/fishing trip. You might learn something new! Learn more: ncwildlife.org/Licensing/Regu… | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Wild turkey hunting season opens in North Carolina on April 1. The youth season is April 1 – 7, and the statewide season is April 8 – May 6. Hunters are limited to two turkeys for the season, only one of which may be taken during the youth season. NC Wildlife Resources Commission biologists Walter "Deet" James and John Henry Harrelson (both turkeys in their own right) recently spent some time making a great video about the different types of turkey calls. Check out the entire video on our YouTub

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