Based on the search results, North Carolina has several hunting seasons for different animals. Here are the hunting seasons for some of the most popular game animals in North Carolina:

• Deer: The deer hunting season in North Carolina varies by zone, but generally runs from September to January. There are different seasons for archery, muzzleloader/blackpowder, and firearms.

• Black Bear: The black bear hunting season in North Carolina varies by zone, but generally runs from October to January. It is illegal to take cubs or female bears with cubs.

• Wild Turkey: The wild turkey hunting season in North Carolina varies by type, but generally runs from April to May.

• Small Game: North Carolina has several small game hunting seasons, including raccoon and opossum, squirrel, rabbit, quail, and grouse. These seasons generally run from October to February.

Its important to note that hunting regulations can change from year to year, so its always a good idea to check the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission website for the most up-to-date information on hunting seasons and regulations.