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Topic: Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission
TWRA Requests Public Input on 2021-22 Hunting Regulations Changes
May 2, 2021 | 
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) is now soliciting comments on the proposed slight changes to the 2021-22 hunting seasons’ regulations that were made at the April meeting of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.
The changes proposed by the Agency were primarily related to Unit CWD regulations and additional hunting opportunities at Buffalo Ridge Refuge.
TWRA is looking for public comments on the changes to the 2021-22 Hunting Regulations.
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TWRA releases Online Preview of Migratory 2021-22 Game Bird Hunting Season
Nashville, TN – A preview of Tennessee’s 2021-22 migratory game bird hunting seasons and regulations is now available for viewing on the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) website, (www.tnwildlife.org on the Commission page). The preview was originally scheduled to be made at the March meeting, but the meeting had to be canceled.
The TWRA is now welcoming comments on the migratory game bird hunting and regulations. Comments may be emailed to or mailed to Migratory Gamebird Comments, TWRA, Wildlife, and Forestry Division, 5107 Edmondson Pike, Nashville, TN 37211.
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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission Meeting gives update on Asian Carp, Duck Hunters Survey, Annual Awards
Humphreys County, TN – An update on Asian carp, results of a recent Tennessee duck hunters survey, and annual divisional awards presentations were among the business conducted at the October meeting of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.
The one-day meeting was held Friday in the Tom and Wendy Beasley Education Center at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Buffalo Ridge Refuge. It was the TFWC’s first formal meeting at Buffalo Ridge Refuge which comprises about 2,000 acres in southern Humphreys County.
Results from Tennessee Duck Hunters Survey was presented at the TFWC meeting.
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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission to hold October meeting at Buffalo Ridge Refuge
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) to hold a one-day meeting on Friday, October 23rd, 2020 beginning at 9:00am at Buffalo Ridge Refuge in Humphreys County. It will be the first formal TFWC meeting held at the refuge.
An update will be provided on the status of Asian carp to include distribution information, TVA’s Programmatic Environmental Assessment, USFWS funding and associated work plans for 2021 in the Tennessee/Cumberland and Lower Mississippi (Reelfoot) basins.
October Commission to Be Held at Buffalo Ridge Refuge
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee creates Commission to Address Asian Carp
Nashville, TN – On Saturday, September 26th, 2020 Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order No. 62 establishing the Asian Carp Advisory Commission to study and provide advice regarding the best methods for mitigating the invasion of Asian carp into the state’s lakes and river systems.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee
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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission September Meeting will be held in Clarksville
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) September meeting will include updates on deer harvest estimates from the August season, waterfowl crops on wildlife management areas (WMAs), and a boating report among the agenda items.
The meeting will be held September 24th-25th in Clarksville at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott. The first day meeting starts at 1:00pm Thursday, while the second day meeting begins at 9:00am Friday.
The September Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting to be held in Clarksville.
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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission announces 2020 Elk Hunt Participants, Conservation Raffle Winners at August meeting
Kingsport, TN – The 15 persons who will participate in the 2020 Tennessee Elk Hunts and the seven winners of the Tennessee Conservation Raffle were announced Friday during the August meeting of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission held at the Marriott Meadowview Conference Center.
A total of 9,603 persons registered for the opportunity to participate in this year’s Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s elk quota hunts. Tennessee began its elk hunt in 2009 with the participants selected from a computer draw.
Tennessee Elk Hunts and the seven winners of the Tennessee Conservation Raffle were announced Friday
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Just a few days remain to Purchase Tickets for Tennessee Conservation Raffle
Nashville, TN – It’s the home stretch to purchase your tickets for an opportunity to win one of the seven priceless, outdoor experience packages in the 2020 Tennessee Conservation Raffle. A single ticket is $20.00, three tickets for $50.00, and 10 for $100.00 and are available online at https://raffle.twrf.net/ until August 16th, 2020
Formerly known as the Elk Tag Raffle, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation 2020 Conservation Raffle has opportunities for everyone whether a hunter, fisherman, camper, or lover of the outdoors.
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Tennessee Conservation Raffle’s Off-Road Package includes Honda UTV
Nashville, TN – A new 2020 Honda Pioneer 1000 utility terrain vehicle (UTV) is the feature in the off-road package for a lucky winner in the 2020 Tennessee Conservation Raffle. The off-road package is just one of the seven outstanding experiences waiting to be won this year.
The Honda Pioneer features the latest smart technology, superior materials, and refined engineering. The UTV features a powerful twin-cylinder engine and a towing capacity unsurpassed by any of its competitors. The Pioneer’s refined chassis and suspension enables the toughest terrains to be tackled.
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TWRA reports Computerized Drawing to take place this year for Duck Blinds, Sandhill Crane Permits
Nashville, TN -The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) announces that the procedure for issuing duck blinds and sandhill crane tags this year will be 100 percent online with no in-person drawings due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. The change came in an emergency rule approved by the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.
This year’s process was changed in an effort to help protect public health since the handheld drawing usually results in large crowds gathering at the various locations around the state.
Duck Blinds, Sandhill Crane Permits drawings this year to be performed online
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