Turkey tally delay: Spring turkey season ended May 14, but the final harvest numbers have yet to be released.
Boating arrests: Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers made 20 Boating Under the Influence arrests and issued 353 citations for infractions during Operation Dry Water over the July 4 holiday weekend.
Poison ivy warning: Reader Gene Caballero offers this advice for summertime outdoorsmen:
Two adults and a child were charged with killing a deer and dumping the carcass into a swimming pool at a Williamson County home.
A giant snapping turtle was found at Center Hill Lake back in the spring and biologists are puzzled about how it got there, since the species prefers the warmer waters of West Tennessee.
Lebanon’s Clarence Dies bagged this Merrian turkey during a Colorado hunt last month.
The Wilson County chapter of Friends of NRA recently held its annual banquet and fund-raiser, and as usual there was something for everybody among the items up for auction – from an African safari to a Gladeville turkey hunt with Roy Denney; from Jun 14, 2017 at 8:30 AM
My fishing buddy’s daughter Sophie and her husband were strolling their toddler along a suburban path late one afternoon last summer when something suddenly smacked her on the ankle.
Despite widespread speculation about some significant changes forthcoming, the state’s deer and turkey regulations will remain unchanged for the 2017-18 hunting seasons.
A new tick-borne disease that is more serious than Lyme Disease is prompting warnings from health care officials for outdoorsmen to take precautions.
The mystery of a Tennessee-record turkey killed in Wilson County is solved. It was a simple matrimonial mix-up.
Earlier this month I wandered into a time machine, with the dial turned back to the 18th century.
The current issue of Tennessee Game & Fish Magazine has a photo of woman identified as Brittnee Reynolds, posing with "her state record turkey in Wilson County."
Tennessee's spring squirrel season opens May 13 and runs through June 11, and although the TWRA doesn't keep count of how many hunters participate, I suspect the number is small.
When Lebanon’s Tim White invited me to go on a recent frog hunt I jumped at the chance. I was hopping with excitement.
