Can you deer hunt TVA land?

Hunting, firearms and alcohol Hunting and fishing are permitted on undeveloped TVA public lands in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations, unless otherwise posted.

Can you hunt on TVA public land?

Hunting and fishing are allowed on TVA public lands and waters consistent with TVA rules and applicable state regulations.

What public land can I hunt in Tennessee?

Public Hunting Information

• Big Hill Pond State Park (McNairy Co.) Huntable Lands.
• Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.
• Fort Campbell Outdoor Recreation.
• Holston Army Ammunition Plant.
• Long Hunter State Park.
• Milan Army Ammunition Plant.
• Tennessee State Forests.
• Tims Ford State Park Huntable Lands.

How many deer tags do you get in Tennessee?

Statewide Bag Limit: Two (2) antlered deer (one per day, not to exceed 2 for the license year). The statewide bag limit of two (2) antlered deer may be exceeded if taken as a bonus deer, if taken under the Earn-A-Buck Program in Unit CWD or if taken as a Replacement Buck.

What can you do on TVA land?

In general, TVA public land is available to the general public to enjoy for low-impact recreational activities such as hiking, bird watching, bank fishing and hunting (unless otherwise posted). High-impact recreational activities, such as motorized vehicle use or long-term camping, are generally not allowed.

Does TN have BLM land?

In 2013, there were 47,427 active leases covering 36.09 million acres of federal land nationwide. Of that total, two leases covering 736 acres were in Tennessee. In 2013, out of 3,770 new drilling leases approved nationwide by the BLM for oil and gas exploration, 18 leases (0.004 percent) were in Tennessee.

What part of Tennessee has the best deer hunting?

The Cumberland Plateau as well as eastern Tennessee aren’t as advanced in trophy production, but good opportunities still abound. For those who like a challenge, eastern Tennessee is very rugged, but these same terrain and accessibility problems also allow bucks to reach older age classes.

Where are the biggest bucks in Tennessee?

A Tennessee hunter’s 47-point whitetail buck has officially been accepted as the new hunter-taken, non-typical world record by the Boone and Crockett Club after being scored by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s B&C scorers. Stephen Tucker killed the deer in Sumner County, Tenn. in early November.

How many bucks can you shoot in Tennessee?

The statewide bag limit is two (2) antlered deer (one per day, not to exceed 2 for the license year). The statewide bag limit of two (2) antlered deer may be exceeded if taken as a bonus deer, if taken under the Earn-A-Buck Program in Unit CWD, or if taken as a Replacement Buck.

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