RMEF to Auction Permit for North Carolina’s First Modern-Day Elk Hunt
In 2001, 25 wild elk thundered out of a trailer onto North Carolina soil—the first to make tracks there in 200 years. Twenty-five years later, hunters—who were some of the most ardent supporters of the effort—celebrated when Gov. Josh Stein signed House Bill 747 in July legalizing elk hunting in the Tar Heel State. Under […]
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