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DOVE SEASON OPENS SOON

The first of Tennessee’s three-segment dove season opens at high noon on September 1. After opening day hunters can begin at first light.

No changes from last year as hunters will again have a 15 daily bag limit.

Hunters always make a blitz the week prior to season attempting to find hunting opportunities. Where are the doves and when will they shoot?

Finding public hunting spots is always a challenge in this area it seems. Those searching for a spot can log onto TWRA’s website at www.tnwildlife.org. The website will post a list of fields and their specific locations across the four regions of TWRA.

Each year the agency attempts to lease fields from farmers in order to provide folks a place to hunt. Some years are better than others as to their results.

Hunters are reminded to obtain their Tennessee Migratory Bird Permit in addition to their regular hunting licenses. And, make sure your shotgun is plugged and incapable of holding more than three shells.

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SEASON ON RESIDENT GEESE

Each year Tennessee offers a couple of segments on resident geese. This year the first one opens September 1 with a daily bag limit of five.

Hunters age 16 and over wishing to participate are reminded to obtain your Federal Duck Stamp at the local post office. And, you are also required to have the Tennessee Migratory Bird Permit in addition to the basic license package.

Numbers of resident geese are abundant across the state, although hunting them in 90-plus degree weather varies greatly from the normal winter seasons of bone chilling winds and low temperatures. Actually it’s kind of weird hunting geese with sweat running down your face!

 

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