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NEW HUNT REGULATIONS NOW ONLINE

Tennessee’s new hunting regulations aren’t yet available in printed form but you can obtain them online by logging onto to TWRA’s website at  www.tnwildlife.org

    The four-color brochure will be available at local license agents in mid-August but you can get the scoop on season dates and changes if you have access to a computer.

    There are several changes which will affect many hunters during this year’s seasons.  Some of those changes are as follows:

• Fall deer and turkey quota permits will be distributed through a first-come, first served at license agents rather than the traditional draw system.

• Deer and fall turkey seasons were simplified:  –– All traditional season openers remain unchanged but muzzleloader is now one continuous 14-day season in November –– Fall turkey is one continuous 12-day season in December

• The raccoon units were consolidated so there is now consistent season and bags limits across the state.

• Two new WMAs were added: Skinner Mountain WMA in Fentress County and Luper Mountain WMA in Cumberland County.

• Unit B deer seasons follow the same season dates as Units A and L.

• Annual buck limit is now three statewide which eliminates the two buck restriction in Unit B.

• Added Gibson County to fall turkey season and expanded fall turkey opportunities in Carroll, Clay, Henry, Madison, and Weakley counties.

• Increased deer hunting opportunities in Chester, Haywood, and Henderson Counties by moving these counties to Unit L.

• Increase gun antlerless deer opportunities in Crockett, Dyer, Hamilton, Hardin, Lake, Lauderdale, Marion, and Tipton counties.

• Hunters not able to find an open check station can now check-in their big game harvest through the internet at www.twracheckin.com

      Hunters are reminded to obtain a copy of the guide and read it thoroughly before going afield each year.

Steve McCadams is a professional hunting and fishing guide here in the Paris Landing area. He has also contributed many outdoor oriented articles to various national publications.

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