Tennessee residents will be able to hunt without a license Saturday, August 22nd, which is the opening day of squirrel season. Free Hunting Day is an annual event provided by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency in hopes of increasing interest in hunting.
Squirrel hunting is one of Tennessee’s oldest and favorite traditions. The day serves as an excellent opportunity for people to experience the enjoyment of the sport. It also provides an excellent opportunity for individuals who have been away from hunting to reconnect with the sport.
On Free Hunting Day, state resident hunters are exempt from hunting licenses. Many of the Wildlife Management Area's are open to hunters seeking public access. Hunters are required to ask for permission to access private lands. A hunter’s bag limit is 10 squirrels a day from the opening day of squirrel season through March 15, 2027.
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