Region II

Wildlife Management Area (WMA) — Icon Key
Big Game
All Big Game	Deer	Spring Turkey	Fall Turkey	Bear	Elk
Small Game
All Small Game	Spring Squirrel	Squirrel	Dove
Rabbit	Quail	Grouse	Woodcock
Snipe	Crow	Waterfowl	Raccoon
Opossum	Trapping	Coyote
Other Icons
Wheelchair	Shooting Range	WMA Dog Training Season Year-round except as otherwise indicated.	Camping	CWD Carcass Transportation Regulations Apply
Permit Key
BG – Big Game quota permit or non-quota WMA annual permit.			SG – Small Game WMA permit or combination Waterfowl and Small Game WMA permit.
WF – Combination Waterfowl and Small Game WMA permit.			NP – No permit required.
HI – High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit

AEDC and Woods Reservoir Refuge

Coffee/Franklin Counties

Part of the Arnold Air Force Base • 32,000 ACRES

Near Tullahoma, I-24 Exit 117

Mark Winland (931) 967-6101 • SG, WF, BG

All access is strictly controlled and all areas are subject to be closed by the military.

There are areas on AEDC that may contain unexploded ordinances (small ammunition, anti-personnel mines, mortars, and artillery rounds). There are also areas on AEDC where open holes (manholes, wells, and sinkholes) are present. Hunters are advised to use caution. If any unexploded ordinances or holes are found – DO NOT TOUCH and notify the AEDC Operations Center at (931) 454-7752.

The following are PROHIBITED on AEDC property:

• Handguns (regardless of carry permit)

• Rifles (rim-fire and center-fire)

• Camping and fires outside of designated campgrounds

• Metal detectors or digging

• ATVs

• Horseback riding

Big game and small game hunters are required to sign-in prior to hunting at one (1) of three (3) hunter sign-in stations. Sign-in stations are located at the western (next to Harton Blvd.) and eastern (on Dixie Rd.) ends of Wattendorf Hwy. Hunters may also sign-in at the Hunter’s Check Station on Old Brick Church Rd. Hunters should fill out a sign-in card and keep it on their person or visible in the windshield of their vehicle while hunting.

Small game hunting and dog training are closed during all deer quota hunts. Raccoon/Opossum hunting is closed the night before a deer hunt.

Deer-Turkey-Archery Zones may be hunted for deer and turkey with archery equipment only. These areas are closed to small game hunting.

WOODS RESERVOIR WATERFOWL REFUGE

Dec. 1–Jan. 31 - All forms of trespass are prohibited. (For specific boundary lines see the TWRA website-WMA maps – AEDC WMA)

Deer (Special Regulations) - All deer hunting dates may change due to military training.

Deer (archery) - Same as statewide seasons, except closed one (1) day prior to and during scheduled quota deer hunts. Statewide bag limits apply.

Deer (Young Sportsman-Shotgun-Muzzleloader) - Same as statewide season. No hunter quota, Two (2) deer, either sex only one (1) may be antlered. (Bonus deer).

Deer (Shotgun - Muzzleloader) - Two hunts: Nov. 8–10, Nov. 29–Dec. 1. 900 quota. Two (2) deer either sex only one (1) may be antlered. (Bonus deer).

Turkey (Spring and Fall) - Same as statewide season.

Same as statewide seasons, except closed during deer quota hunts.

Unit 1 is closed to small game hunting and trapping.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Sept. 1–Feb. 28.

Unit 1 may only be hunted when the red entrance gate off of Rifle Range Road is open and signage lists Unit 1 as open.

Unit 2 may only be hunted when the red gate off of Wattendorf Highway is open and the signage lists Unit 2 as open.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide season, except open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays of the late duck season and the first and last day of each segment of the late duck season. Hunting on Woods Reservoir is from registered blind sites only. During the early duck and goose seasons hunting is allowed outside of blind sites, except 150 yards from the bank starting at the pumping station going west to the Rowland's Creek causeway. Waterfowl hunting is allowed from registered blind sites during the scheduled deer hunts. Waterfowl hunting is allowed outside of registered blinds upstream from the Praire Plains Road bridge.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Bark Camp Barrens

Coffee County • 2,800 acres

Mark Winland (931) 967-6101 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Rabbit - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training (Rabbit and Quail) - Sept. 1–Jan. 15. Dog training for the remainder of the year is open to all other species.

Quail - Closed to hunting.

Bear Hollow Mountain

Franklin County • 22,000 acres

Stacy Stevenson (931) 968-6215 • SG, BG, HI

Special Use - ATVs may be used only to retrieve harvested deer. Hooved animal riders must stay on the designated trail and park their vehicles in designated parking areas at all times. Hooved animal riding permitted only by individuals possessing a valid hunting and fishing license and WMA permit or a High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit.

During daylight hours, all users outside of an enclosed vehicle or out of camp must wear blaze orange during the deer gun and muzzleloader seasons.

Same as statewide seasons and bag limits, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Beaver Dam Creek

Hickman County • 4,219 acres

South of Centerville

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Browntown

Wayne County • 6,336 acres

North of Waynesboro

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Cedar Hill Swamp

Robertson County • 200 acres

Region 2 Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Archery equipment only for deer hunting. Archers must comply with legal blaze orange requirements during muzzleloader and gun seasons.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Cheatham

Cheatham County • 20,810 acres

South of the Cumberland River, near Ashland City

Region 2 Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, BG

Special Use - Hooved animal riding permitted only by individuals possessing a valid hunting and fishing license and WMA permit or a High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit. Riding is allowed in designated areas only. Horses and other saddle and pack animals are prohibited during big game seasons.

Unauthorized entry or presence is prohibited between sunset and sunrise.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Small game hunting closed one (1) day prior and during all big game quota hunts.

Antlered deer must have at least four (4) antler points on one (1) side or a 15 inch minimum outside spread except during the Young Sportsman hunt. All harvested deer count toward the statewide bag limit.

Deer (Archery Hunt) - Sept. 28–Oct. 20. No quota. One (1) deer antlered and one (1) antlerless. Antler restrictions apply

Deer (Young Sportsman Hunt, Non Quota) - Oct. 19–20. One (1) deer antlered and one (1) antlerless. No antler restrictions.

Deer (Muzzlerloader Hunt) - Two (2) hunts: Oct. 25–27, Nov. 1–3. Hunter quota 450. One (1) deer antlered and one (1) antlerless. Antler restrictions apply

Deer (Gun Hunt) - Two hunts: Nov. 8–15, Nov. 23–30 Quota 450. One (1) antlered and one (1) antlerless. Antler restrictions apply.

Deer (Gun Hunt, Non-quota) - Dec. 1–Jan. 4.One (1) antlerless deer.

Turkey - Same as statewide spring season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Daylight hours only.

Shooting range - Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 7 days a week. Automatic weapons prohibited. Permit required. See tnwildlife.org for details.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Cheatham Lake

Cheatham County • 5,152 acres

Off Hwys. 49 and 12, west of Ashland City

Region 2 Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons on Sycamore Creek upstream from railroad trestle, Harpeth River upstream from Highway 49 and on Johnson Creek upstream from Johnson Creek Bridge. Access by boat only.

Hunting on remainder of Cheatham Lake WMA same as statewide season, except during the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb. when hunting is open only on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and the first and the last day of each segment of the late statewide duck season.

Hunting on Harpeth Island, Marks Creek, and Bluff Creek wade-in areas is not restricted to registered or staked temporary sites.

Night hunting, trapping and fishing prohibited in waterfowl impoundments during the waterfowl season.

The sub-impoundment units as posted are closed to all types of activity five (5) days before the opening of the first segment of the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb.

Waterfowl hunting is permitted only from registered blind sites and from staked temporary blind sites during the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb.

Waterfowl (wheelchair-bound only blind site) - Applications must be received by the TWRA Region II Office by noon on Oct. 25. Persons holding a permit for another blind are not eligible.

Dove - Same as statewide. Hunting permitted from designated fields only.

Dog training - Sept. 1–March 15, except closed during duck seasons.

Cheatham Lake - Pardue Pond Refuge and Dyson Ditch Refuge

Closed to all forms of use and trespass from Nov. 15–the last day of February. Designated observation areas will be open year-round. Access by boat only.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Archery equipment only for deer hunting. All seasons closed during refuge closure dates unless otherwise indicated. Archers must comply with legal blaze orange requirements during muzzleloader and gun seasons.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Eagle Creek

Wayne County • 22,000 acres

Near Waynesboro

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Flintville Hatchery

Lincoln County • 750 acres

East of Fayetteville on Hwy. 64

Region II Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Archery equipment only for deer. Guns may be used on Young Sportsman hunts and during the fall turkey season. Archers must comply with legal blaze orange requirements during muzzleloader and gun seasons.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Daylight hours only.

Haley-Jaqueth

Williamson County • 200 acres

College Grove

Tommy Edwards (931) 840-4042 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Archery equipment only for deer. Archers must comply with legal blaze orange requirements during muzzleloader and gun seasons.

Turkey - Same as statewide spring season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Dove - Sept. 7. Youth only (6–16) accompanied by a non-hunting adult, and shooting is from staked positions only. Sept. 9 and every Saturday thereafter of the 1st segment open to all ages. All hunting is on designated field only.

Dog training - Daylight hours only.

Happy Hollow

Hickman County – 1,800 acres

Located Off HWY 50 Near Only

Tommy Edwards (931) 840-4042 • SG, WF, BG

ATVs may only be used by hunters to retrieve deer. Any personal property left unattended for longer than 24 hours, without prior permission, may be impounded and may be disposed of according to state procedures. Treestands must be marked with the hunter’s TWRA identification number. Camping in designated areas only, tent camping only. No motorized vehicle access to campground. Fires permitted only in fire pits.

Same as statewide season, except as noted. No hunting the night before or during big game hunts. Closed to Fall turkey season.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Deer (Archery, Muzzleloader) - Same as statewide season.

Deer (Young Sportsman) - Same as statewide season.

Deer (Gun) - Three (3) hunts: Nov. 23–25, Dec. 7–9, 21–23. Hunter quota 80. Two (2) deer, no more than one (1) antlered (bonus deer).

Turkey - Two hunts: April 12–15, May 3–6. Hunter Quota 50. One (1) male turkey.

Turkey (Young Sportsman) - Same as statewide season.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Haynes Bottom

Montgomery County • 971 acres

Near Dotsonville, adjoining the Cumberland River

Region 2 Office (615) 781-6622 • sG, wf, bg

Night hunting, trapping, dog training and fishing prohibited in the waterfowl impoundment from Oct. 15–May 31.

Participating waterfowl hunters only in the bottoms from the beginning of the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb.

Same as statewide seasons, except archery equipment only for deer, except muzzleloader and shotgun may be used during the Young Sportsman hunts. During the late duck season, waterfowl and small game hunting is open only on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and the first and last day of each segment of the late duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb.

Waterfowl - Waterfowl hunting permitted only from registered blind sites beginning with the first day of the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb.

- Same as statewide, except archery equipment only.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Open year-round. Daylight hours only.

Headwaters

Cannon County – 600 acres (In 4 Parcels)

Near Woodbury

Mark Vance (615) 355-0914 • SG, BG

No ATVs permitted. Parking in designated areas only. No parking at Blanton School Road gate (May 31–Sept. 15). Use River Road Trail access/parking during Blanton School Gate closure.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Closed to quail hunting. Blaze orange required by all users during deer muzzleloader and gun hunts.

Dog training - Same as statewide.

Hick Hill

Lewis County • 3,608 acres

South of Hohenwald

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Hickory Flats

Coffee County • 623 acres

Mark Winland (931) 967-6101 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Laurel Hill

Lawrence County • 14,952 acres

West of Lawrenceburg off Hwy. 64

Checking Station: 74 VFW Road, Lawrenceburg (931) 762-4537

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG, HI, WF

Special Use - ATVs allowed on roads open to motor vehicle traffic only. All hooved animals must be ridden on designated trails or roads open to motorized vehicles. Hooved animals and ATV riding on trails and roads is prohibited during all big game seasons.

Hooved animal riding and Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) use permitted only by individuals possessing a valid hunting and fishing license and WMA permit or a High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit.

Unauthorized entry or presence is prohibited between sunset and sunrise.

Deer hunters in Lewis County portion of WMA must follow carcass transport restrictions. During quota hunts call check station at (931) 762-4537 to coordinate check in.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Small game hunting is closed at sunset the day before and during the young sportsman's hunt and quota hunts.

Opossum - Raccoon - Sept. 1–Feb. 28. Bag limit two (2) raccoon per person per night. Opossum: no limit.

Special Antlered Deer Regulations apply on all deer hunts. Antlered deer must have at least four (4) antler points on one (1) side or a 15-inch minimum outside spread.

Deer (Archery) - One (1) hunt: Sept. 21–Oct. 10. Three (3) deer, either sex, only one (1) antlered (bonus deer).

Deer (Gun - Young Sportsman) - Oct. 12–13. Two (2) deer, only one (1) may be antlered. No antler restrictions (bonus deer). WMA Check Station open.

Deer (Muzzleloader) - One (1) hunt: Oct. 17–20. Hunter quota 500. One (1) deer, antlered only (bonus deer). WMA Check Station open.

Deer (Gun) - Two (2) hunts. Nov. 15–17, Nov. 29–Dec. 1. Hunter quota 500. One (1) deer, antlered only (bonus deer). WMA Check Station open.

Deer (Gun) - One (1) hunt. Dec. 6–8. Hunter quota 500. Two (2) deer, only one (1) may be antlered. (bonus deer). WMA Check Station open.

Turkey - Same as statewide season.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide season, except hunting on Laurel Hill Lake is only open the last 2 weeks of the statewide season (Jan 17–31) and by boat access only. VFW Lake is closed to waterfowl hunting.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Sept. 1– March 15, except during big game hunts, daylight hours only.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.

Shields Farm Unit

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Centerfire rifles and handguns prohibited.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Maple Springs

Coffee County • 122 acres

North of Manchester

Mark Winland (931) 967-6101 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Mingo Swamp

Franklin County • 460 acres

West of Winchester

Stacy Stevenson (931) 968-6215 • SG, wf, bg

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Dove (Youth Only) - Sept. 7. Youth only (6–16)must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult.

Dove - Sept. 8. Entire WMA open to all ages for the remainder of the statewide dove season.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

MTSU

Hickman County • 995 acres

West of Centerville

Region II Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Normandy

Bedford/Coffee counties • 750 acres

On Normandy Lake

Mark Winland (931) 967-6101 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Old Hickory

Sumner/Wilson/Trousdale counties

North of Lebanon on Old Hickory Lake

Michael Bobel (615) 444-6673

WMA consists of 6,000 huntable acres in narrow strips of land along the 21,700 acres of water on Old Hickory Lake. Of the 6,000 acres only 1,000 acres have public land access. The remaining 5,000 acres are primarily accessible by water.

Unit I

Highway 109 upstream to River Mile 267

Excluding Lock 5 Refuge • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Small game hunting is closed after 3 p.m. during the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb. The sub-impoundment units as posted are closed to all types of activity five (5) days prior to the opening of the first segment of the duck season occurring in Nov.–Feb. Raccoon and opossum hunting, trapping and fishing are prohibited in sub-impoundments during the late waterfowl season.

Dove - Sept. 7 on Barton’s Creek. Youth only (6–16), must be accompanied by a licensed non-hunting adult. Hunting begins at 6 a.m.

Dove - Sept. 9 and every Wednesday and Friday, Saturday, Sunday during the first segment of the statewide season.

Turkey - Same as statewide spring season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide season. Hunting is permitted only from registered blind sites and staked temporary blind sites during the duck/goose season occurring in Nov.–Feb. Legal shooting hours end at 3 p.m. except on the last day of each season segement when statewide hours apply.

Waterfowl (wheelchair-bound only blind site) - Applications must be received by the TWRA Region II Office by noon on October 25th. Persons holding a permit for another blind are not eligible.

Dog training - Sept. 1–March 15, except closed during duck seasons.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Unit II

Hwy. 109 downstream to Old Hickory Dam • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except centerfire rifles prohibited.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Turkey - Same as statewide spring season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Hunting from registered blind sites only, except during the early duck season. All goose hunting is from registered blinds only.

Unit III

From River Mile 267 upstream to the old Lock 6 site at River Mile 281 • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Turkey - Same as statewide spring season. Bag limit one (1) turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Hunting from temporary blinds only. Decoys must be picked up each day.

Old Hickory Lock 5 Refuge

Trousdale/Wilson counties • 900 acres

North of Lebanon; Located from Hwy. 231 upstream to River Mile 265.5

Michael Bobel (615) 444-6673 • SG, BG

Public use, including all forms of trespass, is prohibited from Nov. 15 to the last day of February. Public entry and fishing permitted while on the main river channel passing through the refuge. Closed to waterfowl hunting.

Old Hickory Lock 5 Refuge (North of the Cumberland River)

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Turkey - Same as statewide season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Old Hickory Lock 5 Refuge (South of the Cumberland River) Boat access only

Deer, Turkey (Young Sportsman Only) - Sept. 21–22, 28–29, Oct. 5–6, 12–13. Archery equipment only.

Deer (Young Sportsman Only) - Oct. 19–20, 26–27, Nov. 2–3. Archery and muzzleloader equipment only. All hunters must comply with blaze orange requirements.

Turkey (Young Sportsman Only) - Oct. 19–20, 26–27, Nov. 2–3. Archery and shotgun equipment only. All hunters must comply with blaze orange requirements.

Turkey (Young Sportsman Only) - Same as statewide turkey season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Owl Hollow Mill

Franklin County • 3,000 acres

Near Tims Ford Lake

Stacy Stevenson (931) 968-6215 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Percy Priest

Davidson/Rutherford/Wilson counties

Two units consisting of 10,768 huntable acres surrounding 14,500 acres of water

Bordering Percy Priest Lake

Mark Vance (615) 355-0914

Centerfire rifle prohibited on all units.

Unit I

Near LaVergne north of Smyrna Air Base • 1,408 acres • SG, BG

Unit I closed to all activity from sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, except as noted.

All activities, except dove hunts on designated fields and scheduled field trials, prohibited on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 1–April 30.

Additional WMA closures for special field trial dates are determined by the manager. See website for closures.

Dove - Sept. 1, and each Saturday and Sunday thereafter, and Labor Day during the first and second segments of the statewide season. Shooting from staked positions only. On Sept. 1, staked positions will be assigned by a drawing held on site at 10 a.m. and hunters must check out at the conclusion of their hunt. Successful applicants must be at their staked position at the start of shooting hours.

Squirrel - Same as statewide season, except as noted.

Quail - Rabbit (Young Sportsman) - Nov. 2–Jan. 15. Same as statewide seasons, except Monday through Thursday only. Shotguns only. Each Youth must be accompanied by an adult who may not hunt or carry weapons. Each adult must possess a valid hunting license and an area permit.

Deer, Turkey (Archery Only) - Same as statewide seasons, except closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday and except as noted.

Deer (Muzzleloader) - Same as statewide season, except closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Remainder of deer season is archery only.

Turkey - Same as statewide turkey season, except closed every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until April 30. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Dog training - Year-round. License and permit requirements apply. Training from horseback prohibited before Oct. 1. Blank ammunition only. Daylight hours only. Retriever trainers may use an OHV within established area.

Field Trials - Sept. 1–April 30 in designated areas only. Trials must be scheduled with Area Manager. Field trial applications must be submitted to the TWRA Region 2 office at least 30 days in advance of trial dates. Participants in sanctioned field trials may train 24 hours before and after scheduled trial dates without license and permit requirement. Field trial gallery must be kept out of standing planted crops by marshals provided by sponsoring clubs.

Rabbit and bird dog training are restricted to September 1st to April 30th.

Unit II • SG, BG, WF

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Deer is shotgun/muzzleloader/archery only. Fall turkey is archery only.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Turkey - Same as statewide season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Waterfowl - Same as statewide seasons. Temporary blinds only. No blinds, blind materials, boats, or decoys may be left overnight.

Dog training - Sept. 1–April 30. No hunting or training from horseback.

Shelton Ferry

Montgomery County • 628 acres

South of Clarksville

Region 2 Office (615) 781-6622 • SG, WF, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Deer is archery equipment only, except during Young Sportsman hunts.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Tie Camp

Wayne County • 3,280 acres

North of Waynesboro

Pam McDonald (931) 762-5749 • SG, BG

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Williamsport

Maury County • 1,722 acres

On Hwy. 50 approximately 10 mi. West of Columbia

Tommy Edwards (931) 840-4042 • SG, BG, HI

Special Use - No riding during scheduled Big Game hunts. Hooved animal riding, bicycling and Off -Highway Vehicle (OHV) use permitted only by individuals possessing a valid hunting and fishing license and WMA permit or a High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit.

Open 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset on quota hunt days. Possession of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. No camping allowed.

Same as statewide seasons, except big game seasons have specific dates and closed thereafter. Night hunting not allowed. Closed to Fall turkey hunting.

Deer (Archery) - Sept. 28–Oct. 18. Statewide bag limit. Access gate closed 1 hour after sunset.

Deer (Gun - Young Sportsman) - Two (2) hunts: Oct. 19–20, Oct. 26–27. Two (2) deer, only one (1) can be antlered (bonus deer).

Deer (Muzzleloader) - One (1) hunt: Nov. 2–4. Hunter quota 100. Two (2) deer, but only one (1) can be antlered (bonus deer).

Deer (Gun) - Four (4) hunts: Nov. 16–18, 23–25 Dec. 7–9, 14–16. Hunter quota 100. Two (2) deer, but only one (1) can be antlered (bonus deer).

Turkey (Young Sportsman) - Same as statewide. One (1) male turkey.

Turkey - One (1) hunt: April 12–25. One (1) male turkey.

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Dog training - Sept. 1–March 15, daylight hours only.

Yanahli

Maury County • 12,800 acres

South east of Columbia

Tommy Edwards (931) 840-4042 • SG, wf, BG, HI

Special Use - Horses and other saddle and pack animals are prohibited during big game seasons. ATVs are prohibited.

Hooved animal riding permitted only by individuals possessing a valid hunting and fishing license and WMA permit or a High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit. User must ride on designated trails only.

During daylight hours, all users outside of an enclosed vehicle or out of camp must wear blaze orange during the deer gun and muzzleloader seasons.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Centerfire can be used outside of any big game hunt and may be used during the deer gun season. .

Quail - Nov. 2–Jan. 15.

Turkey - Same as statewide season. Bag limit one (1) male turkey during the first 14 days of the statewide season, not to exceed two (2) for the season.

Shooting Range - Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays Oct.–Dec. 12 p.m.–5 p.m.. Automatic weapons prohibited. See tnwildlife.org for details.

Open during deer and turkey seasons to any hunters who are actively hunting the WMA.