North Carolina H103 exempts tribal members from hunting, trapping, and fishing license requirements.
North Carolina H103 provides an exemption from hunting, trapping, and fishing license requirements for members of federally or state-recognized tribes. This exemption applies when they are hunting, trapping, or fishing on tribal land or off tribal land. To take advantage of this exemption, tribal members must possess and present proper identification upon request by a wildlife enforcement officer. They must also comply with all reporting requirements, hunter education, and other applicable rules. The act becomes effective October 1, 2025.
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