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Passing it on: Youth and Beginner Hunts
Bringing a newcomer or youth on to the big game hunting scene is different than doing it alone or with your fellow long time hunting partners. Instead of just getting an animal or trophy being the goal, you are passing on important skills and a heritage. Whether your newcomer is young or old, you are also developing a relationship.
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Tennessee WRA and Nashville Predators Team Up for Wildlife 11/11/09
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and the Nashville Predators are teaming up to hold a unique fundraising opportunity to attend a Hunter Education Class and then watch the Predators take on the Minnesota Wild in a National Hockey League game. [Comments?]
Tennessee Elk Hunt Closes After Just 2 Days 10/30/09
The first-ever managed elk hunt in Tennessee has come to a close on just its second day as the fifth and final elk was harvested by Franklin resident Tami Miller late Tuesday afternoon at the North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area. [2 Comments]
Tennessee Elk Hunt Begins Today 10/19/09
After much anticipation, the time is near for Tennessee's first-ever managed elk hunt. Set for the North Cumberland Wildlife Management area, the hunt officially begins Oct. 19 and five hunters will have through Oct. 23 to harvest the first elk in the state since the 1860s. [Comments?]
Tennessee Youth Deer Hunt Contest Underway 10/05/09
Youth between the ages of 10-15, who are hunter safety certified and who have never harvested a deer, are eligible to win a special hunt for the opening day of the Tennessee's Young Sportsman Deer Hunt on Oct. 31, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced. [Comments?]
Tennessee Announces Internet Check-In for Big Game Harvest 09/23/09
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) has announced that it will be launching its first-ever big game internet check-in system this year. [Comments?]
Tennessee Antlerless Permits Still Available 09/04/09
Thousands of special season antlerless deer and fall turkey permits remain available for Tennessee sportsmen to obtain through the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's online license sales Web portal, or at any of Tennessee's many license agents. [Comments?]
Tennessee Deer and Turkey Quota Hunt Changes 08/17/09
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) has announced a significant change in the statewide special season antlerless deer and fall turkey quota hunts this year. [Comments?]
Special Meeting Regarding Bear Dog Training in Tennessee 07/13/09
A special called meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission will be held via conference call on July 15 at 10 a.m. (CDT). The only item on the agenda is a rule which establishes bear dog training sessions in the Cherokee National Forest. [Comments?]
Tennessee's Last Elk Tag to be Auctioned on eBay 07/10/09
For the first time in almost 150 years, Tennessee will host an elk hunt this autumn. Five lucky hunters will participate. Four Tennesseans received tags in a special drawing and one remaining tag will be auctioned on eBay July 16-25. [Comments?]
Tennessee's Lucky Elk Hunt Winners to be Announced 06/15/09
The four winners selected to participate in Tennessee's first managed elk hunt will be announced during the June meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission. The TWRC will meet June 17-18 at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Region II Ray Bell Building in Nashville. [Comments?]
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I was on a 4 day deer hunt near Holdenville Oklahoma about 90 miles south of Oklahoma City (private land). I saw several deer on that hunt but it was on my 3rd afternoon when I saw this nice 8 pointer trailing a doe, and as I turned around retrieving my rifle for a shot, the buck went in behind some small trees and then straight out of my sight. Although the exciting moment faded fast I felt sure that deer would be in that same general area the next day so I went back the following morning prior to daybreak.

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