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Conservation Law Enforcement Office,Camp Lejeune"...to provide wildlife enforcement and a safe hunting and fishing environment for the harvesting of natural resources aboard Camp Lejeune..." |
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GENERAL HUNTING REQUIREMENTS ABOARD CAMP LEJEUNE ¨All North Carolina State Laws and
Regulations pertaining to hunting, as well as applicable federal laws and regulations,
and Camp Lejeune Base Order 5090.115 and Base Bulletin
1711 apply while hunting aboard Camp Lejeune. ¨ Authorized
Personnel To Hunt On Camp Lejeune: Military personnel (active duty, retired, and
reservist), Department of Defense and Non-appropriated Fund civilian employees (and
retired employees) of MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River, dependents and all civilians if
sponsored by an authorized person. ¨Persons
Authorized To Sponsor A Guest Hunter On Camp Lejeune: Military personnel (active duty,
retired, and reservist on active duty) and Department of Defense and Non-appropriated Fund
civilian employees (and retired employees) of MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River.
Personnel who sponsor others are responsible for their conduct, safety, and supervision
while the sponsored person is hunting. The sponsor must remain in the same hunting area as
the sponsored person. Both parties must be in possession of a valid Base Hunting Permit
and State Hunting License. All persons 13 years of age and older are required to obtain a
Base Hunting Permit, and 13-15 years of age must remain under immediate control of their
licensed parent or guardian. Persons under 13 years of age are not authorized to hunt with
firearms, but may accompany their parent or guardian after signing a waiver of liability
at the Base Game Warden Office. |
¨All persons
authorized to hunt on Camp Lejeune must have in their possession a valid Base Hunting
Permit and North Carolina State Hunting
License. Base Hunting Permits will only be issued after satisfying the North Carolina
Hunter Safety Course
requirements to obtain a state hunting license, and obtaining a passing score on the Base
Hunter Safety Test. ¨Areas available
for hunting are assigned by the Range Control Office. Areas open for hunting will be
posted at 1600 hours for the following day, through the hunting season, at building PT-4
and VL-1. ¨Area clearance
must be obtained from the Base Game Warden Office prior to and immediately following the
hunter going to or coming from designated hunting area. Area clearance can be obtained at
buildings: ·
PT-71 (Main side) ·
VL-1 (Verona
Loop/Sandy Run areas) ·
CG-1 (New River
Air Station) ¨An international
orange torso vest and cap must be worn at all times while hunting, except for those
engaged in waterfowl, wild turkey, dove, and/or bow hunting. ¨All motor
vehicle travel to and from hunting sites must be in accordance with the Base Off-Road Recreational Vehicle Order (Base
Order 11017.E). ¨Vehicles are not
allowed in areas designated as habitation for the Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers. These areas
are marked with white bandings at the base of the trees.
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GENERAL WEAPONS REQUIREMENTS ¨Possession and
use of firearms must comply with Base Order 55001.F ¨Hunting with
firearms is restricted to breech or muzzle-loading shotguns, 10 gauge or smaller shotgun,
muzzle-loading rifles of .40 caliber or larger, or bow and arrow. No other firearms are
authorized for use aboard the Base. Buckshot may not be used or possessed in any hunting
area, except for those personnel participating in organized hunts. Firearms MAY NOT BE
TRANSPORTED LOADED! ¨Organized hunts are restricted from using muzzle-loading firearms. ¨When hunting
migratory birds, shotguns must be restricted to holding three rounds. If hunting over
water, steel shot must be used. ¨Waterfowl may not be hunted on Wednesdays on the Base. ¨Spring turkey
hunters must use a shotgun between a 10 gauge and 20 gauge, with shot restricted to #4
through #6.
Links: North Carolina Hunting Season Dates Wildlife Management on Camp Lejeune
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Installation and Environment, Environmental Conservation Branch |
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune |
Base Conservation Law Enforcement Office |
Phone: (910) 451-2196/5226 |