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Topic: Catoosa Wildlife Management Area
The TFWC met for the first time at Lone Oaks Farm in Hardeman County near Bolivar and Middleton, which is operated by the University of Tennessee. Frank Fiss, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Fisheries Division chief, presented an update on Asian carp. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission approves 2012-13 Hunting Seasons
Among the changes, Tennessee sportsmen will see an increase in deer and bear harvest opportunities. In regard to white-tailed deer hunting, the TWRC approved the TWRA’s proposal to increase the antlerless archery season bag limit in Unit B to four deer per season. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
TWRA re-opens Catoosa WMA for Public Access
Catoosa WMA has been officially closed since August 8th, 2011 due to vandalism in the form of nails, spikes, and nail boards placed in secondary roads and fields across the area. The WMA was closed for public safety concerns related to the vandalism. Throughout the 12-day closure, TWRA personnel have worked to find and remove the dangerous materials. As a result of the cleanup effort, TWRA officials have made significant efforts to find and remove the hazardous material and now are reasonably assured that the WMA is safe again for public use. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
TWRC to set 2011-12 Waterfowl Hunting Season at August Meeting to be held in Kingsport
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s proposals for 2011-12 will be presented to the commission. The proposals list very few changes in regard to the agency’s waterfowl recommendations with the exception of minor date adjustments to accommodate calendar changes. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
TWRA to close Catoosa WMA for Safety Concerns
Since late June, vandals have placed nails, spikes, and nail-boards in fields, secondary roads, and trails on the WMA. TWRA officials believe this vandalism may be a reaction by a small group of individuals dissatisfied with recent changes in the management of wild hog populations on Catoosa. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 1 Comment »
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