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<blockquote data-quote="JimFromTN" data-source="post: 2490902" data-attributes="member: 113268"><p>From the TWRA website</p><p></p><p>Landowners have more opportunity than ever before to control wild hogs on their properties. They can shoot wild hogs year-round during the day without limit and trap with bait outside of big game seasons. Furthermore, landowners may obtain an exemption from their TWRA regional office enabling them to kill wild hogs at night using a spotlight, trap year-round,etc. Once an exemption is obtained, family members and tenants that qualify under the <a href="https://www.eregulations.com/tennessee/hunting/farmland-owner-license-exemption-statement" target="_blank">Farmland Owner License Exemption Statement</a> and up to ten additional designees may help private landowners with wild hog control efforts. For properties over 1,000 acres, an additional designee per 100 acres may be assigned. In order to renew each year, exemption holders are required to report the number of hogs killed on their property and the manner in which they were killed to TWRA. Landowners may also take advantage of technical assistance provided by TWRA to help with a trapping program or additional wild hog control techniques. USDA Wildlife Services personnel are also available to provide technical assistance for wild hog control by calling (615) 736-5506.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JimFromTN, post: 2490902, member: 113268"] From the TWRA website Landowners have more opportunity than ever before to control wild hogs on their properties. They can shoot wild hogs year-round during the day without limit and trap with bait outside of big game seasons. Furthermore, landowners may obtain an exemption from their TWRA regional office enabling them to kill wild hogs at night using a spotlight, trap year-round,etc. Once an exemption is obtained, family members and tenants that qualify under the [URL='https://www.eregulations.com/tennessee/hunting/farmland-owner-license-exemption-statement']Farmland Owner License Exemption Statement[/URL] and up to ten additional designees may help private landowners with wild hog control efforts. For properties over 1,000 acres, an additional designee per 100 acres may be assigned. In order to renew each year, exemption holders are required to report the number of hogs killed on their property and the manner in which they were killed to TWRA. Landowners may also take advantage of technical assistance provided by TWRA to help with a trapping program or additional wild hog control techniques. USDA Wildlife Services personnel are also available to provide technical assistance for wild hog control by calling (615) 736-5506. [/QUOTE]
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