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NC Wildlife Resources Commission - Trackchair Program

Provides eight Action Trackchairs (Model ST20) at no cost across North Carolina so people with limited mobility can access hunting, fishing, shooting sports, birding, and wildlife-watching on game lands and other open lands. Chairs may be reserved for up to six days and picked up or dropped off at designated WRC locations.

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Cost
Free (chairs are available at no cost)
Coverage
North Carolina (eight chairs statewide) (North Carolina)
Eligibility
Individuals with limited mobility; a companion is required for users under 18
Availability
First-come, first-reserved; up to six days at a time
In-Person Access
Yes
Self-Referral
Yes
Application Required
Yes
Organization Type
government
Last Verified
November 12, 2026

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