The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency plans to capture and band 300 male turkeys a year for the next four years to study their survival rates and travel habits.

How many are too many?

Leafing through an outdoors magazine the other day, I noticed several ads for guide services, and they reminded me of some of my past zany experiences.

The addition of Jim Schwartz to the Tennessee Titans coaching staff is an interesting move in and of itself.

GALLATIN — The sixth inning proved to be the decisive inning between the home-standing Lady Green Wave and visiting Portland last week, as Gallatin scored six runs in the inning for the 14-4 mercy rule victory.

Two new fishing piers have been built by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency on Percy Priest Lake near the Stewart Creek access area.

The other day I came across an ad for shotgun shells specially designed for turkey hunting.

Turkey season is underway, and hunters are advised to proceed with caution.

The Tennessee Titans added some special teams help and safety depth, announcing the signing of free agent safety Matthias Farley, formerly of the New York Jets and Indianapolis Colts.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation invites public input on a plan for the management of state parks and natural areas for recreational purposes for the next decade.

An Indiana family that “bonded” with a baby deer it found, created a stir when wildlife officials ordered it released.

Fishermen are invited to offer comments and suggestions to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, and the input will be considered when future regulations are enacted.

On gray winter days when an Arctic wind moans through the eaves and sleet peppers against the windowpanes like No. 7 bird-shot, I enjoy sitting by the fire and tying flies.

Like on an old pirate treasure map, X marks the spot.

Bud Dupree's approach to being a Tennessee Titan should be refreshing for fans who watched the team struggle in 2020 with its pass rush.

The Tennessee Fur Harvesters Association hosted its annual fur sale in Crossville last Saturday, with trappers from across the state bringing in their pelts to reap the rewards of a hard winter’s work.

Two Lebanon residents were honored at the March 5 meeting of the Tennessee Fish & Wildlife Commission.

The calendar says spring arrives March 20, but the date is late.

A coyote in California recently attacked four people, biting a three-year-old child and prompting wildlife officials to warn the public to be wary of the animals.

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