Hunter Saftey: License Information

What primarily finances the services provided by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission?

• State taxes

• Federal grants

• Sales of licenses

• Donations

Which of the following is NOT a way to purchase a license for immediate use?

• Visit a wildlife service agent

• Visit gooutdoorsnorthcarolina.com

• Phone [phone]

• Mail a request to the Commission

Where is the Wildlife Resources Commission headquarters located?

• Charlotte, N.C.

• Raleigh, N.C.

• Greensboro, N.C.

• Asheville, N.C.

What is required to show entitlement to a license issued by the Wildlife Resources Commission?

• A picture identification card

• A birth certificate

• A utility bill

• A social security card

How long must you reside in North Carolina to be considered a resident for licensing purposes?

• 30 days

• 60 days

• 6 months

• 1 year

What is the residency requirement for nonresident students to purchase a resident license?

• They must own property in North Carolina

• They must be attending a university, college, or community college in North Carolina

• They must have a North Carolina driver's license

• They must have lived in North Carolina for at least 60 days

What must nonresident members of the U.S. Armed Forces stationed in North Carolina provide to purchase resident licenses?

• A North Carolina driver's license

• Proof of property ownership

• Military orders

• A valid student ID

What is required for a person to purchase a hunting license in North Carolina after July 1, 2013?

• A birth certificate

• A hunter education certificate of competency

• A social security card

• A utility bill

What is the exception for purchasing a lifetime hunting license without a hunter education certificate?

• The person must be over 18 years old

• The person must have a valid student ID

• The person must own property in North Carolina

• The person must be accompanied by an adult licensed to hunt in N.C.

What is the purpose of the Wildlife Endowment Fund?

• To fund state parks

• To provide scholarships for wildlife studies

• To support North Carolina’s wildlife heritage and conservation programs

• To support commercial fishing