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Since 1947, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has been dedicated to the conservation and sustainability of our state’s fish and wildlife resources. We hope you'll consider subscribing to our channel.
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Better Fishing with 2 Bald Biologists Live Podcast - Aug. 20, 2024
Video from Facebook Live stream of the Better Fishing with 2 Bald Biologists Podcast from Aug. 20, 2024.
Avid anglers Corey Oakley and Ben Ricks are North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission biologists. Listen in as they help anglers understand more about the fish and fisheries in North Carolina while promoting conservation of valuable natural resources. Their monthly podcasts link the research and surveys conducted by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission to fishing in North Carolina. Our hope is to help anglers learn more about fish so they can catch more fish. Expert guests include biologists, anglers, and fishing industry professionals to talk fish and fishing in North Carolina. And yes, we are bald and we are biologists, so let's talk fishing!
Subscribe and follow on iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Play, Amazon, and many more. The podcast is also available on Pocket Casts, Overcast, Audible, Castbox, Castro, Podbean, Acast, and Goodpods. Thank you for listening and please submit questions and feedback to twobaldbiologists@ncwildlife.org.
Listen and Subscribe at: www.ncwildlife.org/connect/two-bald-biologists-podcast
Avid anglers Corey Oakley and Ben Ricks are North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission biologists. Listen in as they help anglers understand more about the fish and fisheries in North Carolina while promoting conservation of valuable natural resources. Their monthly podcasts link the research and surveys conducted by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission to fishing in North Carolina. Our hope is to help anglers learn more about fish so they can catch more fish. Expert guests include biologists, anglers, and fishing industry professionals to talk fish and fishing in North Carolina. And yes, we are bald and we are biologists, so let's talk fishing!
Subscribe and follow on iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Play, Amazon, and many more. The podcast is also available on Pocket Casts, Overcast, Audible, Castbox, Castro, Podbean, Acast, and Goodpods. Thank you for listening and please submit questions and feedback to twobaldbiologists@ncwildlife.org.
Listen and Subscribe at: www.ncwildlife.org/connect/two-bald-biologists-podcast
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Statewide Canada Goose Banding
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Statewide Canada goose banding occurred in June 2024. Staff from Wildlife Management, Land & Water Access and Wildlife Law Enforcement, as well as many volunteers worked together to make this a successful goose banding effort for 2024. Our target goal of 2,000 adult Canada geese banded statewide was achieved once again, largely due to this team approach. Once the banding and harvest data are pu...
2025-2026 Annual Regulations Cycle Public Hearing
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Submit your comments by September 13, 2024 either online (www.ncwildlife.org/hunting/regulations/proposed-regulations#annualcycle); by email to regulations@ncwildlife.org (please include name, county, and state of residence); or by mail to NCWRC, Rulemaking Coordinator, 1701 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C 27699-1701.
SciComm Webinar: Reciprocal relationships between wildlife education and conservation
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Recorded April 2024
SciComm Webinar: Tangled Bank Conservation’s Endeavors to Increase Conservation Capacity and Impact
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Recorded February 2024
SciComm Webinar: WISe, Partnerships & Other Notable Engineering Projects
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Recorded March 2024
NC Southern Area Engine Academy
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In March 2024, the Wildlife Commission along with North Carolina State Parks, The Nature Conservancy, North Carolina Forest Service and North Carolina State University, in coordination with the North Carolina Prescribed Fire Council Implementation Committee, held the NC Southern Area Engine Academy at Haw River State Park. This training provided an opportunity for staff to complete S-211 Portab...
Dove Season Important Reminders!
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Reminders for hunters before dove season arrives.
NCWRC Commission Meeting Webcast July 25, 2024
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Recording of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's July 25, 2024 Commission Meeting
NCWRC Committee Meeting Webcast July 24, 2024
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Recording of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's July 24, 2024 Commission Committee Meetings
Don't Be a Bob - Be Bearwise (Camp Safely)
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This is Bob. Don't Be a Bob. Be Bearwise. Camp Safely: - Cook and eat as far from your tent as possible. - Don’t eat or store anything with an odor in your tent. - Use a bear-resistant container or properly hang your food. - Know and follow all local food storage and camping regulations. Learn more at bearwise.org
NCWRC Commission Meeting Webcast June 6, 2024
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Recording of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's June 6, 2024 Commission Meeting
NCWRC Committee Meeting Webcast June 5, 2024
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Recording of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's June 6, 2024 Commission Committee Meetings
Don't Be a Bob - Never Approach Black Bears
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Don't Be a Bob - Never Approach Black Bears
Don't Be a Bob - Be Bearwise (Secure Garbage and Recycling)
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Don't Be a Bob - Be Bearwise (Secure Garbage and Recycling)
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (May 17, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (May 17, 2024)
NCWRC Out of Cycle Rules Committee Meeting
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NCWRC Out of Cycle Rules Committee Meeting
Don't Be a Bob - Carry Bear Spray and Know How to Use It
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Don't Be a Bob - Carry Bear Spray and Know How to Use It
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Tar River (May 8, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Tar River (May 8, 2024)
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (May 8, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (May 8, 2024)
Don't Be A Bob - Never Leave Pet Food Outdoors
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Don't Be A Bob - Never Leave Pet Food Outdoors
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Report - Cape Fear River (April 29, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Report - Cape Fear River (April 29, 2024)
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Roanoke River (April 29, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Roanoke River (April 29, 2024)
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (April 24, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Neuse River (April 24, 2024)
Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Roanoke River (April 24, 2024)
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Coastal Rivers Fisheries Reports - Roanoke River (April 24, 2024)
Awesome work
This proposal to force people to register their kayak is nothing less than an attempt to specifically tax people who cannot afford to buy and/or keep a motorboat. It is a tax on the less affluent members of society and it is akin to proposing that you register a bicycle. I implore you to contact your State representative and urge them to not allow the NC Wildlife Resources Commission to get away with this sort of plundering. I also implore you to pay attention to those on this commission who support this proposal and work to see that they are removed from the commission and replaced with sensible people who understand that the people of this State should not be subjected to yet another cash grab by bureaucrats.
I just want to say I am impressed as to how well you involve public participation.
Good to have you all helping us with our fishing and locations great job guys
Thanks 👍
Love to see the geese fly. Love to v formation pattern, God gave them such wisdom so beautiful thanks for the video. Thanks for all you do to help wildlife North Carolina Resources Commission
Green britches ....
We have lost so much of our freedom in the name of safety
Reduce your papers sounds so much like Nazi Germany
Need to focus on fixing some of these roads on columbus county game lands from the washouts. Never been fixed properly so they keep washing out leaving us no way to get around to other parts of public land.
Amazing! Thank you for the good work!
Lyme is vector borne, it must be transmitted through a tick bite
They should invest a little more time in learning about the laws and civil rights. That is where they are really lacking.
What about hunters orange for dove hunting ? Do I have to wear it ?
Saw something like this on the simpsons movie
This is looks like S (alphabet lore)
I have like two species that you mentioned that were hard to find in the wild in the creek next to my house but not a whole lot of them
Despite having visited the North Carolina mountains at least once a year at minimum, I have never heard these birds broadcast their call throughout the woods at all. Normally I go up there to visit family on thanksgiving week (the only birds seemingly active during this time are crows and/or ravens), spring break, vacation, and other special occasions. I’ve always been happy visiting there (except this year’s spring break when I had to go up there for my grandma’s funeral after she died early December of last year from a combination of Parkinson’s disease and dementia), and hope to someday live up there. Down here, in central Alabama, we don’t have any Whippoorwills, just birds you commonly see around the southeast. Cardinals, Chickadees, Wrens, Hummingbirds, and those greedy Mourning Doves that are often gorging themselves at my mom’s bird feeder. At least the noises they make are better than the constant droning of cicadas in the summertime. I’ll add these birds to my list of reasons why I want to live in the Tar Hill State, assuming I’ll be able to hear one in person that is.
gestapos on water show us your papers
Always wondered how this looked! Thanks yall.😊
I'm in Onslow county with wetlands as my backyard. We have a lot of tree frogs and toads. Your workshop has been so great! Now to identify my lil friends....
This was amazing thanks!
Damn look at those stripers...
Why is there just one hatchery? Isn’t it irresponsible to keep all your eggs in one basket.
Do I need front an rear lights an first aid kit paddles an anchor with chain
Its a shame the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife doesn't do this, there a bunch of clowns.
A feral cat killed one of these in my yard about 2 weeks ago.
Love to see it. Thanks
I know this is severely needed, just comes as a we all gear-up in western N.C. for another trout season. Pls canvass other fisheries for an ample supply until repairs completed and hatchling ready to release. Thank you.
They do that in the Philippines .it kills all the eggs and small fish
I like that bear's style.
Swam with three of these little guys in the NC mountains today! Thank you for your work
Great advice guys good video
I get to do the physical and written entry exam on 7/10/24 at the Samarcand academy and I’m so excited about the prospect of being a wildlife law enforcement officer 🤞🏻
The algorithm sent me here.
Why do you bother asking for public comment when you just blatantly ignore it?
What needed to be aircraft enforcement and can you move from a wild life officer to an aircraft pilot enforcer..just curious
Pilots have to have at least 7 years experience as a Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer. The pilot positions are very limited and we currently only have two positions in the state.
@@NCWildlifeResourcesCommission ok but what needed to become one beside 7 years experience, like do the pilot only need private pilot license or the while 9 yards like commercial
@@kueyang541 No, if they are chosen for the Pilot position the NCWRC will pay for them to get their pilot license.
@@NCWildlifeResourcesCommission oh ok..that nice..so it like a in house position only offer to those that had 7 years of experience if the position is open is that right
Bbh😢
I have seen a lot of people's pets get killed by cars or lost because they didn't keep them on leash so sad if you love them you would take care of them right.
Well done.
You guys have been captured by big commercial fishing operations.... the problem was created by commercial overfishing, and your solution is to stop the recreational fishermen... you are SCOUNDRELS
The embodiment of the teacher's pet loser who wanted to get everyone in trouble......
The embodiment of the teacher's pet loser who wanted to get everyone in trouble......
How old me might a box turtle live to be. What is known as to oldest ever?
Box turtles commonly live 25-30 years in the wild but have been known to reach ages of 40-50 years old. There are records of box turtles living more than 100 years but this is probably rare.
98 spaces and only two ramps, it will be essentially unusable by the public, figure out the ramp permitting or spend the funds elsewhere.
why does the snake dont strike ?
He doesn't feel threatened
Love to listen to these guys ❤❤❤❤❤
Plenty of wining(beering) and dining (on flounder) by commercial lobbyists to get here...
Ok, I’ll bite. Why “don’t run from a black bear”?
Now yall have shut it down completely for recreational fisherman but NOT for commercial “fisherman”. You people suck!
We don't manage flounder. That's the NC Division of Marine Fisheries.
You should have planned to get more trout from other locations to make up for the deficit. You're already not stocking enough fish now. The demand increases exponentially every year. I understand the need for the renovation. It's way past due! It's just going to be irritating to have less fish available, considering you don't do anything to prevent or minimize poaching.
typical government agency......reactive, not proactive.