ShaunM

I would just be real carefull when shooting a 22 out there.

Wolves are kinda like when your buddy sticks his finger in your school pizza and claims it as his, but you just eat around it.

This info was taken from the TWRA calender.

Yep it's great that TN offers these kinds of license's.

LOL!

Those Hero 1911's sure look nice and the grips really compliment it.

I think it looks good but hey I love zombie movies, even the bad ones.

I have a black one, had it for years. It has a computer mouse ball as the center. It has been very useful especially when I have my duty belt on. Makes getting my keys out much easier and faster. Couple of our guys at the department make them in just about any color/color combination.

If they want to go primitive then they need to get a darn stick and sharpen it.

cotton candy....................there I am posting like a post whore now.

I say go for it nothing wrong with hunting with a shotgun or single shot rifle. 99% of my shots are the first and last one when harvesting wildlife.

I'm ready to go.

Thats not antlers it's a TREE!!!!

I'm in.

That is a pretty shotgun and good deal.

I am off that day so I am going to try and go.

Also SEO - Cervid Carcass Import Laws

Here's something I have found. Chronic Wasting Disease

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Several important changes were made to the hunting and trapping regulations for the 2010–2011 seasons. Several of the primary changes are: Deer Hunting County antlerless deer and fall turkey quota hunts are now non-quota. Check-in of big game now required on same calendar day of harvest (internet check-in available). Six Unit B counties will have more antlerless muzzleloader opportunities as a result of a move from the 5-day to the 14-day antlerless hunt. The counties in which the changes apply are: Anderson, Claiborne, Grainger, Greene, Hancock and Johnson. Bear Hunting Black bears harvested must be checked-in at county check stations, no internet check-in. The bear archery season (no dogs) will be four weeks: Sep. 25–Oct. 22 in Blount, Carter, Cocke, Greene, Jefferson (east of Hwy. 411), Johnson, Monroe, Polk (east of Hwy. 411 and north of Hwy 64), Sevier, Sullivan, Unicoi, and Washington counties. Hog Hunting Four new wild hog hunts (with dogs) have been created for north Cumberland Plateau counties: Cumberland, Fentress, Overton and Pickett. A new wild hog hunt (with dogs) has been created in Monroe and Polk counties. Also, in the same two counties is the establishment of a bear dog training season that will run from Sep. 9–14. An unlimited bag limit on wild hogs has been set for the South Cherokee WMA. Waterfowl Hunting A computerized drawing system is being implemented for duck blind sites at Bogota and Thorny Cypress WMAs in Dyer County and the four Chickamauga WMA units (Candies Creek, Johnson Bottoms, Rogers Creek, and Yellow Creek). Quota application period runs from Sep. 8–Oct. 13. Miscellaneous Regulations may vary for handgun carry permit holders. A new nonresident junior all-game annual license (Type 086) and a nonresident 7-day junior all-game license. (Type 085) have been established. (Available October). Three new states (Missouri, Virginia, North Dakota) and the remainder of Illinois were added to the Chronic Wasting Disease importation laws. Treestands must be marked with the hunter’s TWRA identification number on all WMAs. Scott County is part of Region IV. Monroe County is part of Region III.

Looks like the kids had a blast!

Nice pics!

Well put rightwinger.

VERY NICE!!!!!!!!!!

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I like it. You wouldn't think a circle reticle could be that accurate but it is.