Archer Larese makes All America
GATLINBURG — Some visitors to Great Smoky Mountains National Park have been accused of feeding peanut butter to a bear.
The worm has turned
Rick Rowland has been chasing checkered flags for a quarter-century, and is just as eager and enthusiastic today as he was when he first rolle…
Local deer expo was a big success
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is warning residents that the state may have received boxwood plants infested with the box…
The Wilson County Chapter of Friends of NRA, which for years won state and national acclaim for its robust fund-raising that supports local sc…
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — A retired attorney from Chicago who became the oldest American to scale Mount Everest and a Hong Kong teacher who is now th…
Mt. Juliet residents Jenifer Wisniewski and Philip Ware are among 15 state-wide recipients of conservation awards presented last week by the b…
Free Fishing Day is June 12
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The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has cited ten of the state’s 56 state parks and natural areas for their performance i…
A few years ago, four fishermen below Cheatham Dam were nabbed with 420 white bass – 360 more than the daily limit of 15 per person.
Old-time catfishermen claim the stinkier the bait the better, and if you’ve ever been down-wind from some of them, you realize they know a thi…
Hunters for the Hungry provided 567,000 meals for Tennessee’s needy during the past deer season, bringing the total to 8.2 million since the p…
I was watching a TV fishing show the other day and it’s a wonder the fisherman didn’t get arrested for being a Peeping Izaak Walton.
Tennessee’s spring squirrel season runs May 8-June 13, but springtime squirrel hunting is like springtime football.
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Throughout deer season the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency checked harvested deer for signs of Chronic Wasting Disease, and the Agency ask…
For 15 years Mt. Juliet’s Randall Haley has volunteered his services as a turkey-hunting guide for soldiers stationed at Ft. Campbell, even th…
An outdoors catalogue arrived the other day, featuring a special camping section.
Long Hunter ramp gets lights
In these days of slick advertising, you’ve gotta be careful.
Some anglers swoon over the moon
How many are too many?