§ 113-300.14.  (Effective December 1, 2026) Sale and issuance of licenses; clerk to the Game Commission; records; remittance of fees.

(a) All licenses for the shooting, hunting, killing, or trapping of migratory wild fowl in Currituck Sound and its tributaries shall be sold by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission as provided under the State game laws, and the proceeds received from the sale of all such licenses shall be the property of the State of North Carolina.

(b) The Game Commission shall elect and appoint a suitable person, from persons qualifying by education and experience, to act as clerk to the Game Commission. The clerk shall be required to keep a complete and permanent record of all licenses issued by the Game Commission, and this record shall be open to inspection upon reasonable notice. Licenses for stationary bush blinds, float blinds, and point blinds shall be solely issued by the clerk to the Game Commission.

(c) To help defray the costs of enforcement of the provisions of this Article, the clerk to the Game Commission shall remit to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission for deposit in the Wildlife Resources Fund, out of monies received from the sale of hunting blind licenses, the following amounts: eleven dollars ($11.00) of the fee for a license for a point blind, four dollars ($4.00) of the fee for a license for a stationary bush blind, and nine dollars ($9.00) of the fee for a license for a float blind.  (2026-57, s. 2(a).)