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TWRA Dove Fields

 

Looking for a place to dove hunt? Join the expanding crowd as each year more and more folks compete for shrinking opportunities. It’s hard to introduce kids or newcomers to the shooting sports when they don’t have a place to hunt.

Each year TWRA sends out a request to lease private acreage from farmers and landowners for public hunts but the program has not been well accepted. Very few farmers in this area have embraced the program since its conception several years ago yet TWRA invites hunters to go to its website to find both leased and state owned spots.

At midweek TWRA had only one field listed in the area and that was a 12-acre patch of millet in West Sandy WMA at the Old Union location.

Meanwhile, the agency’s new release this week contains the following info:

Hunters can go to  www.tnwildlife.org  and find a complete list of public fields across Tennessee on TWRA’s Wildlife Management Areas, plus dove fields that TWRA has leased. The web page will include maps of each region with the dove fields identified, along with additional information about each field.

The page will be updated as new information becomes available. Hunters who do not have access to TWRA’s website, contact the TWRA Region I Office for dove field information. In West Tennessee call 1-800-372-3928 or (731) 423-5725.

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TWRA is seeking fields to lease for the upcoming 2009 dove season. The first phase of dove season opens at noon on Tuesday, Sept. 1.

Landowners who have interest in leasing their fields should contact the TWRA regional office in their area so that a TWRA official can check their property for a potential field lease. TWRA personnel annually search the countryside to seek out fields that have large numbers of doves for public hunting.

Landowners can contact: Region I (West Tennessee) 731-423-5725 or toll free 1-800-372-3928.


 

Steve McCadams is a professional hunting and fishing guide here in the Paris Landing area. He has also contributed many outdoor oriented articles to various national publications.

 


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