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Vance Game Land: hunting rules, deer harvest and access

Vance Game Land is 853 acres of public hunting land in Vance County, a Six Days per Week area by NCWRC's rule for it. Hunters reported 82 deer on it in the 2025-26 season, 43 antlered bucks among them (NCWRC). US Army Corps of Engineers owns nearly all of it.

Data updated October 2026. Rules: 15A NCAC 10D as NCWRC adopted it. Harvest: NCWRC's game land reports, 2023-24 to 2025-26. Seasons: NCWRC's 2026-27 dates.

Map of Vance Game Land in North Carolina, with Vance County, NC 39, I-85 and US 158 and Henderson and Middleburg

Vance Game LandOther NCWRC game landsLake or riverHighwayCounty line

Vance Game Land at a glance
Size853 acres (NCWRC)
CountyVance County
Hunting daysSix Days per Week Area
OwnerUS Army Corps of Engineers (853 acres)
Deer reported, 2025-2682 (43 antlered bucks, 35 does)
Target shootingNot prohibited on 853 acres, by NCWRC's tract data; posted rules apply
Nearest townsHenderson (3 mi), Middleburg (5 mi) and Stovall (8 mi)

What are the rules on Vance Game Land?

Six Days per Week Area: Hunting Monday through Saturday during the open seasons.

Source: 15A NCAC 10D .0287, in effect since November 1, 2022. Game land rules apply on top of the county's season dates.

How many deer are taken on Vance Game Land?

NCWRC reports 82 deer on Vance Game Land in the 2025-26 season. That compares with 90 in 2024-25 and 72 in 2023-24.

SeasonDeer reportedAntlered bucksAntlerless malesDoes
2025-268243435
2024-259036351
2023-247236333

Source: NCWRC reported deer harvest by game land, 2023-24 to 2025-26; NCWRC 2024-25 deer harvest by game land; NCWRC 2023-24 deer harvest by game land. NCWRC's 2023-24 report calls antlerless males button bucks.

Who owns Vance Game Land?

Game lands are owned by NCWRC or by partners who open their land to public hunting under NCWRC's rules. NCWRC's tract data for Vance Game Land (2 named tracts):

OwnerAcres
US Army Corps of Engineers853

Source: NCWRC game land tracts.

Which county is Vance Game Land in?

CountyAcres of the game land in itDeer season zoneGun season opens, 2026County deer, 2025-26
Vance County853NortheasternOct. 171,398

Acres measured by FilledTag on NCWRC game land boundaries and the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 county boundaries. Zones and dates: NCWRC hunting and trapping season dates, 2026-27. County harvest: NCWRC 2025-26 reported deer harvest by county.

How do you get to Vance Game Land?

Highways within 5 miles: NC 39, I-85, US 158 and US 1. Nearest towns: Henderson (3 miles), Middleburg (5 miles), Stovall (8 miles) and Oxford (9 miles).

The closest other game lands with a page here: Shocco Creek Game Land (13.5 miles), Embro Game Land (14.5 miles), Butner-Falls of Neuse Game Land (21.5 miles) and Mayo Game Land (23.2 miles).

On Sundays on game lands, firearm hunting is not allowed between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., deer may not be taken with a firearm while being chased by dogs, and migratory game birds may not be hunted (15A NCAC 10D .0103).

Questions hunters ask

What days can you hunt Vance Game Land?

Vance Game Land is a Six Days per Week Area (15A NCAC 10D .0287). Hunting Monday through Saturday during the open seasons.

How many deer are killed on Vance Game Land?

NCWRC reports 82 deer taken on Vance Game Land in the 2025-26 season: 43 antlered bucks, 4 antlerless males and 35 does. The two seasons before: 90 in 2024-25 and 72 in 2023-24.

What county is Vance Game Land in?

All of it is in Vance County, by NCWRC's boundary.

When is deer gun season on Vance Game Land in 2026-27?

The county's zone sets the dates: Vance County (Northeastern zone) opens gun season Oct. 17, and it runs to January 1, 2027 (NCWRC 2026-27 season dates). The game land's hunting days still apply.

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. Numbers are copied from NCWRC or measured from public maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.