Hunting in Currituck County

Whether you enjoy the opportunity to commune with nature or to hone your survival instincts, if you are a hunting enthusiastic you should definitely consider testing your skills in Currituck County. Though we are known primarily for our secluded beaches, bountiful fishing, and majestic wild mustangs, this corner of the Outer Banks offers hunters a chance to take advantage of the season to track down wild game.

To hunt in Currituck County, you will need a North Carolina hunting license with the appropriate stamps for the game you wish to hunt. Specific game may require special licenses, so it is recommended to contact a hunting and outfitting shop for more information. Currituck County is home to Fourth Generation Outfitters, which specializes in guided hunts and gear.

Hunting season in Currituck County lasts from September to January, with certain types of equipment allowed during certain months:

Bow Hunting - Sept. 9th to Oct. 6th
Black Powder - Oct. 7th to Oct. 13th
Gun- Oct 14th to Jan 1st

In designated areas during their respective seasons, the following game may be hunted in Currituck:

  • Black bear
  • Deer
  • Swan
  • Duck
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