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<blockquote data-quote="TennesseeTuxedo" data-source="post: 856622" data-attributes="member: 16965"><p>Landowners may use the following methods without exemption:</p><p></p><p> Any legal weapon and ammunition for taking big and small game during</p><p> daylight hours.</p><p> Live traps with bait. Bait may not be used during big game seasons without</p><p> an approved exemption. All targeted wild hogs must be dispatched before</p><p> removal from the trap.</p><p></p><p>Landowners will be granted an exemption to the above upon request.</p><p></p><p> Landowners may request a wild hog methods exemption by two means:</p><p> Immediate issuance of an exemption when landowners provide information to</p><p> agency personnel on the phone. The exemption form number issued will serve</p><p> as their proof of exemption until the hardcopy arrives by mail.</p><p> Landowners may visit a regional office or request an officer visit to complete a</p><p> request for exemption</p><p> Landowners, family members legally allowed to hunt the property without a license,</p><p> and up to 10 designees may assist in the control effort provided by the methods exemption. No more than 10 individuals may be used as designees annually, as defined by the TWRA's fiscal year.</p><p> The exemption will allow shooting at night with the aid of artificial light, shooting over bait during big game season, or any other methods, approved by TWRA. Dogs may be used as part of the experimental management program in Overton, Fentress, Cumberland and Pickett counties, but no dogs may be used during November or December.</p><p> Landowners must keep accurate records of total number of hogs killed on their property. This information must be provided to the TWRA on the provided Wild Hog Methods Exemption Report form provided by the agency within one month of exemption expiration.</p><p></p><p>Possession of wild appearing hogs</p><p></p><p>Possession or transportation of live wild-appearing hogs, without documentation from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture indicating such swine originated from a legal captive source, is prohibited.</p><p></p><p>Heck fire, I'd like to be somebodies designee for a hog hunting exemption.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TennesseeTuxedo, post: 856622, member: 16965"] Landowners may use the following methods without exemption: Any legal weapon and ammunition for taking big and small game during daylight hours. Live traps with bait. Bait may not be used during big game seasons without an approved exemption. All targeted wild hogs must be dispatched before removal from the trap. Landowners will be granted an exemption to the above upon request. Landowners may request a wild hog methods exemption by two means: Immediate issuance of an exemption when landowners provide information to agency personnel on the phone. The exemption form number issued will serve as their proof of exemption until the hardcopy arrives by mail. Landowners may visit a regional office or request an officer visit to complete a request for exemption Landowners, family members legally allowed to hunt the property without a license, and up to 10 designees may assist in the control effort provided by the methods exemption. No more than 10 individuals may be used as designees annually, as defined by the TWRA’s fiscal year. The exemption will allow shooting at night with the aid of artificial light, shooting over bait during big game season, or any other methods, approved by TWRA. Dogs may be used as part of the experimental management program in Overton, Fentress, Cumberland and Pickett counties, but no dogs may be used during November or December. Landowners must keep accurate records of total number of hogs killed on their property. This information must be provided to the TWRA on the provided Wild Hog Methods Exemption Report form provided by the agency within one month of exemption expiration. Possession of wild appearing hogs Possession or transportation of live wild-appearing hogs, without documentation from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture indicating such swine originated from a legal captive source, is prohibited. Heck fire, I'd like to be somebodies designee for a hog hunting exemption. [/QUOTE]
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