The 2014 New Jersey Freshwater Fishing Guide is now available!
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Below is content from the 2013 guide.

New Big Game Check-in Procedures

Big changes have occurred regarding big game check in. Temporary and permanent kill tags are no longer used in Tennessee. The new system uses confirmation numbers that are documented on TWRA Forms or Mobile Application as final proof of check in.

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Page Through the Digital Edition

Read the entire 2013 Tennessee Hunting & Trapping Guide online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine.

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Wildlife Management Area General Regulations

There are over 100 WMAs and refuges across Tennessee managed by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Varying in size from 53 to 625,000 acres, all WMAs are available to the public for various outdoor activities, although certain regulations do apply.

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Wildlife Management Area General Regulations

License Fees

Hunting and fishing licenses go on sale February 18 each year, the beginning of prime fishing, and are valid through the last day of February the following year.

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Check-in Procedures Digital Edition WMA General Regulations License Fees

Small Game Hunting Elk Hunting Deer Hunting Turkey Hunting

Tennessee Hunting and Trapping Guide

Digital Edition Click through an interactive version of the regulation guide. Turn the pages just as you would the real thing.

PDF Download The entire guide is also available as a PDF download for offline viewing.

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