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Hunting & Fishing

Free Waterfowl Hunting Seminars in North Carolina

Cailein Campbell
September 27, 2016

Do you enjoy hunting? Specifically, do you enjoy hunting waterfowl?

This year, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is partnering with Ducks Unlimited to offer seven free waterfowl hunting seminars throughout the state of North Carolina! Each seminar lasts three hours (6-9 pm) and is designed for both new and experienced hunters.

The seminar will cover a variety of topics, including:

  • Decoy Strategy
  • Calling
  • Waterfowl Identification
  • Firearms
  • Clothing
  • Bird Cleaning
  • Cooking
  • And more!

There will also be a Q & A session answering any questions that you may have. With waterfowl hunting season coming up in North Carolina, this will be a great event to learn new tricks, teach youth hunters about waterfowl hunting and the importance of conservation and meet new people with similar interests. And it’s FREE! Pre-registration is required and you can pre-register here. Make sure to visit North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s website, www.ncwildlife.org, or click here for full details.

Dates and locations:

Oct. 24
Cumberland County Extension Center, Cumberland County
301 East Mountain Drive, Fayetteville, N.C. 28306
GPS Coordinates: (35.012639, -78.893928)

Oct. 25
Pitt County Extension Center, Pitt County
403 Government Circle, Suite 2, Greenville, N.C. 27834
GPS Coordinates: (35.638284, -77.360689)

Oct. 26
Pasquotank County Extension Center, Pasquotank County
1209 McPherson St., Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909
GPS Coordinates: (36.298477, -76.235738)

Oct. 27
N.C. State University Engineering Building II (EBII), Wake County
Classroom 1025
3114 Engineering Building II
890 Oval Drive, Raleigh, N.C. 27606
GPS coordinates: (35.772173, -78.674353)

Nov. 15
Onslow County Extension Center, Onslow County
4024 Richlands Hwy., Jacksonville, N.C. 28540
GPS Coordinates: (34.781641, -77.494023)

Nov. 16
Bass Pro Shops, Cabarrus County
8181 Concord Mills Blvd., Concord, N.C. 28027
GPS Coordinates: (35.367147, -80.718964)

Nov. 17
Forsyth County Extension Center, Forsyth County
1450 Fairchild Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105
GPS Coordinates: (36.128816, -80.225864)

About the Author
Cailein Campbell is a Land Broker based out of our Wilmington Office in North Carolina. Cailein joined the NLR team after serving in the Navy. His previous experience includes assisting in the development of a 92 acre parcel into hospitality property and restoring cabins for The Cottages at Spring House Farm. Cailein's broad knowledge of land and the outdoors, along with his terrific people skills, makes him the perfect match for the National Land team. He looks forward to educating his clients on unique property tracts and showing them the benefits to land ownership. View Cailein's Listings and Reviews on NationalLand.com

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