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Special Closing Times on WMAs

Waterfowl hunting on all WMAs, except for North Chickamauga Creek and Fort Loudoun WMAs, close at sunset on the last day of the duck season.

Special Closing Times on WMAs

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Federal Regulations Summary

In addition to state regulations, the following federal rules apply to taking, possession, shipping, transporting, and storing of migratory game birds.

Federal Regulations Summary

Migratory Bird Permit Required

Resident and nonresident hunters must possess a Tennessee Migratory Bird Permit to hunt waterfowl and other migratory birds. Available at any license agent or TWRA regional office.

Migratory Bird Permit Required

Tennessee Waterfowl Hunting

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