The October 1946 issue of Wildlife in North Carolina marks the peak of the state's 1946-47 hunting season, anticipating record participation. This issue details the opening of seasons on deer, bear, Russian wild boar, opossum, and raccoon on October 15th. It provides a snapshot of wildlife management and hunting regulations in North Carolina during that era. The content reflects the state's approach to managing its game populations and the public's engagement with hunting activities.

This reprint of the October 1946 issue of Wildlife in North Carolina offers a historical look at hunting seasons and wildlife management in the state. The content focuses on the specific regulations and anticipated activities for the 1946-47 hunting season, particularly the opening on October 15th for various game animals. As a classic reprint, its value lies in preserving historical documents related to North Carolina's natural resources and outdoor pursuits. The publication aims to make this historical information accessible to a contemporary audience interested in the state's wildlife heritage.