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First Young Sportsman Deer Hunt Oct. 31-Nov. 1

NASHVILLE --- The first of two Tennessee young sportsman deer hunts for the 2020-21 season will be held the weekend of Oct. 31-Nov. 1.

Youth ages 6-16 may participate. Participating youth can use gun, muzzleloader, or archery equipment.

Young sportsmen must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult, 21 or older who must remain in position to take im-mediate control of the hunting device. The adult must also comply with the fluorescent orange regulations as speci-fied for legal hunters. Multiple youth may be accompanied by a single qualifying adult.

Archery season began in the state on Sept. 26 and the first segment ends Oct. 30, the day prior to the opening of the young sportsman hunt. The second segment of ar-chery only season is Monday, Nov. 2 through Friday, Nov. 6. Muzzleloader/archery season starts Nov. 7. In Unit CWD, gun/muzzleloader/archery season begins Nov. 7.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency recommends that all hunters obtain a 2020-21 Tennessee Hunting and Trapping Guide. The guide lists license requirements, the counties and bag limits for each of the different deer management units. The guide is available on the TWRA website. www.tnwildlife.org, the TWRA App, and where hunting and fishing licenses are sold. ---TWRA---

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Updates on Asian Carp, Duck Hunters Survey, Annual Awards Made at TFWC MeetingBuffalo Ridge Refuge Site

HUMPHREYS COUNTY, Tenn. --- An update on Asian carp, results of a recent Tennessee duck hunt-ers survey, and annual divisional awards presentations were among the business conducted at the October meeting of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.

The one-day meeting was held Friday in the Tom and Wendy Beasley Education Center at the Ten-nessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Buffalo Ridge Refuge. It was the TFWC’s first formal meeting at Buffalo Ridge Refuge which comprises about 2,000 acres in southern Humphreys County.

Cole Harty, TWRA’s Aquatic Nuisance Species Coordinator, provided an update on Asian carp. There has been no significant change in carp distribution since the previous update. TWRA and Tennessee Valley Authority fisheries crews conducted concentrated surveillance in East Tennessee reservoirs and tailwaters and did not encounter any silver, bighead, or black carp.

It was reported that TWRA has been awarded nearly $1.7 million from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to conduct carp control and monitoring in the coming year. This is a substantial increase from previous years that will advance the agency’s capacity to control and monitor carp populations. Asian carp work will be conducted in the Tennessee and Cumberland basin as well as Reelfoot Lake. Plans include providing incentives for the commercial removal of Asian carp, monitoring popula-

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As requested by the TFWC, results of a recent survey of Tennessee duck hunters were present-ed. The survey was conducted by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and shared by Wildlife and Forestry Division Chief Joe Benedict. Results provided insight on how to increase hunter opportu-nity, how to improve the draw process for hunters, and the best way to be equitable and fair in utilizing public lands for duck hunting.

The TFWC passed Tennessee’s threatened, endangered, and in-need of management lists. The lists are required to be reviewed every two years.

The Wildlife and Forestry Division recognized its Wildlife Technician and Wildlife Biologist/Manager of the Year. The Biologist of the Year winner is Luke Hadden, who works as a wildlife manager with the forestry unit on Catoosa Wildlife Management in the Upper Cumberland Area. Bobby Buttram is the Wildlife Technician of the Year and also is part of the forestry unit at Catoosa WMA. He is a 30-year veteran.

Wildlife Manager Brandon Gilbert of Wolf River WMA received the Firebird Award. The National Bob-white Conservation Initiative recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to habi-tat restoration of bobwhite quail populations. Appreciation awards were presented to West Tennessee CWD partners and processors Chad and Sadonna Cardwell and Barry and Cindy Clampitt for their contributions in the CWD campaign.

The Boating and Law Enforcement Division announced a pair of annual awards. Wally Lessig was named the TWRA Part-Time Boating Officer of the Year. He serves in TWRA Region IV in District 41 which encompasses 10 counties in East Tennessee. Dustin Buttram is the Boating Officer of the Year. He serves in Region III’s District 31 which contains Center Hill Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, and the Caney Fork River.

Retiring Agency pilot Barbara Shaffer was honored. She served as TWRA’s lead pilot for 22 years. She played an instrumental role in activities across multiple divisions within the agency which includ-ed wildlife counts and surveys, fish transportation, and law enforcement details.

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NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announces the availability of grant dollars to assist cities, schools, community organizations, civic groups, watershed organizations, and conser-vation groups, etc., with riparian tree planting proj-ects.

All seedlings must be purchased through the De-partment of Agriculture, Division of Forestry. Tree planting season in Tennessee is December through March.

Five grants, at $500 each, are available for each of TWRA’s four regional Aquatic Habitat Protection projects (a total of $2,500 per region). The funds will be obligated as grants, so the grantee must have a nonprofit tax number. The projects are to be completed, the money spent, and a report submit-ted by June 30, 2021. In order to meet this dead-line, TWRA will accept proposals through Monday, Nov. 30, 2020.

Grant proposals should include the applicant orga-nization’s name, tax ID number, address, phone, and name of a contact person authorized to enter into contractual agreement on behalf of the organi-zation. The proposal should also include the name of the stream, county or counties involved, and the project area and description.

Contact Della Sawyers at (615) 781-6577 or by e-mail at Della.Sawyers@tn.gov with any questions. For additional information, interested persons may also contact a regional Aquatic Habitat Protection biologist at the TWRA offices below:

Region IAllen Pyburn 200 Lowell Thomas Drive Jackson, TN 38301 (731) 423-6541Email: Allen.Pyburn@tn.gov

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(“Riparian Tree Grants” ...con’t from p.6)Region 2 Mike Murdock 5102 Edmondson Pike Nashville, TN 37211 (615) 781-6581Email: Mike.Murdock@tn.gov

Region 3Bobby Brown 464 Industrial Boulevard Crossville, TN 38555 (931) 484-9571Email: Bobby.Brown@tn.gov Region 4 Rob Lindbom 3030 Wildlife Way Morristown, TN 37814 (423) 587-7037Email: Dennis.Lindbom@tn.gov

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NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is continuing its sales effort for a pink patch and hat featuring the patch during October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

All proceeds from the sales go to Casting for Recovery, a nonprofit organization that exists to take women affected by breast cancer fly fishing,

The cost for the patch is $10 and $20 for the hat. Thanks to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation, these items have been donated for purchase so 100 percent of the purchase price will go to Casting for Recovery.

The items may be purchased at our TWRA online store.

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The retreats offer opportunities for women to find inspiration, discover renewed energy for life, and experience healing connections with other women and nature.

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Statewide muzzleloader season opens November 7. - TWRA -

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NASHVILLE --- The 2020 Beyond Becoming an Out-doors-Woman (BOW) Muzzleloader Workshop will be sponsored by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Nov. 13-15 in Humphreys County.

Female hunters 18 and older will have the opportunity to learn about hunting deer during the week-end. The workshop will be held at Buffalo Ridge Refuge, which incorporates a variety of wildlife management practices and totals more than 2,000 acres of prime deer habitat. Along with the hunts, a variety of topics in-cluding deer biology, deer management, and hunting ethics will be covered.

Registration for the workshop is on a first-come, first-serve basis. However, two weeks priority will be given to first-time participants. The cost of the workshop is $250, which in-cludes meals and camping, if participants wish to camp. Campers must provide their own gear. A list of local hotels will be includ-ed with the registration packet.

Workshop participants are required to have the appropriate licenses. Participants born on or after Jan. 1, 1969 will need to have successfully completed the hunter education course. Participants will draw from a num-ber of predetermined sites that will have tree stands. There will be two hunts on Saturday and one Sunday morning.

Applications can be completed on the TWRA website, online. The deadline for ap-plication is Nov. 2. Confirmation packets will be emailed to participants Nov. 4.

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---TWRA---

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Bob Keenan made front cover with this big 6-pound trout caught on the Soque River in Georgia. Bob used all his skills to land the big

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Photo below: Rick Bean (left) and Jon Ellis holds their awards for being honored as the Fisheries Division's Technician and Biologist of the Year. Also pictured (from left) are Fisheries Chief Frank Fiss, Executive Director Bobby Wilson, and TFWC Chairman Kurt Holbert. The presentations were made at the September TFWC meeting in Clarksville. Story on page 14.

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TWRA Fisheries Division Presents Annual Awards

Biologist and Technician of the Year Honored

NASHVILLE --- Jon Ellis and Rick Bean have been honored by being named the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Fisheries Division’s Biologist of the Year and Fisheries Technician of the Year, respectively. The recipients of the awards were introduced during the September

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(“Fisheries Div. Awards” ...con’t from p.14)meeting in Clarksville of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Ellis serves as manager of the Tellico State Fish Hatchery. Bean serves as the lead technician for the TWRA Region IV reservoir fisheries crew.

Ellis has increased production by addressing water quality and quantity issues and creating addi-tional space to raise trout. He has promoted fishing through various media outlets and hosting special fishing events.

The hatchery operates on a gravity-fed system that receives water from the Tellico River. To make the process safer and more efficient, a new intake top with spray bars, a new walkway, and safety lights were installed.

In addition to protecting the water supply, Ellis also increased hatchery capacity be renovating pools and added a new fiberglass tank to the existing raceway. The Southern Appalachian Brook Trout Fa-cility at the hatchery provides support for restoration throughout their range in Tennessee. Steps to

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NASHVILLE --- Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Wildlife Officer Chase Taylor has received the honor of being named Mississippi Flyway Wa-terfowl Enforcement Officer of the Year. The Missis-sippi Flyway Council annually recognizes full-time

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law enforcement officers who make outstanding con-tributions to the protection of waterfowl.

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With Ellis leading the way, Tellico Hatchery is active in the support of service men and women. Among the activities is an annual Veterans Day weekend.

Bean has been with the TWRA for 42 years. He has served most of his career at Buffalo Spring Hatch-ery where he made improvements in trout production and continues to be an asset. In his current role, Bean organizes the maintenance of reservoir sampling equipment ranging from nets to boat motors. His skills at repairing boat motors, trailers, electronics, and sensitive equipment, such as water quality meters, has meant the savings of thousands of dollars in repair bills.

In March 2020, Bean stepped in to fill the role of reservoir data collection manager after the retire-ment of his supervisor. He organized the electrofishing survey, prepared all the sampling equipment, and looked at historical data to determine sampling locations. He also ensured that enough sampling sites were visited to maintain data integrity and was able to sample each of his reservoirs within the temperature regimes required for spring sportfish electrofishing. ---TWRA---

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(“Officer Chase Taylor” ...con’t from p.16)terfowl hunting destinations in Tennessee. It contains six wildlife management areas, including Reelfoot Lake. His work area also includes a state wildlife refuge and 25 miles of border along the Mississippi River. The Forked Dear and Obion rivers also flow through his work area providing additional waterfowl hunting opportunities.

Very active in his community, Taylor works with youth, school and adult organizations on waterfowl education and participation. In addition, during the past year he assisted in a waterfowl telemetry study to better determine travel patterns of ducks in West Tennessee and how they corre-late with weather and water levels. He helped with baiting ducks on wildlife management areas and placement of transmitters so researchers could track their movements.

Taylor is a 15-year veteran of the TWRA. He began his career as an intern at Humboldt Hatchery and then worked as a wildlife technician for five years before beginning his wildlife officer career in

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2010. He earned his bachelor’s degree in natural resources management from the University of Ten-nessee at Martin.

In addition to Tennessee, the Mississippi Flyway in-cludes Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missis-sippi, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin; and the Ca-nadian provinces of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.

It is estimated about 40 percent of North America's waterfowl spend at least part of their lives in the Mississippi Flyway. The flyway extends from Canada's tundra to the southern end of South America

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