Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 65
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Preliminary tests positive for chronic wasting disease in Tennessee deer
Tennessee deer hunters' worst nightmare has arrived.
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Just-passed Farm Bill includes protection for 20,000 acres of Tennessee’s Cherokee National Forest
Tucked inside the 800-page, $800 million-plus Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, known as the Farm Bill, is a smaller piece of legislation dedicated to the continued conservation of thousands of acres of forested land in Tennessee.
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Case: We can all agree on fulfilling dreams for others
We live in a time of constant discord and strife, it seems. Even in the Christmas season most people can't agree on anything and seem to be looking for something to fight about.
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec. 13-19
See what's happening in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Tennessee Aquarium launches social network for fish enthusiasts
A new online data system geared as a social network of sorts for aquatic hobbyists and conservationists has launched to provide more data on fish in the Southeast.
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Case: Tracking in the snow can be a lot of fun
Hunters often have advantages in the white stuff
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec. 6-12
See what's happening in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Major new hunting regulations in place to combat spread of fatal deer disease
New Tennessee hunting regulations are now in place to combat the spread of a fatal neurological disorder that affects members of the deer family and is 100 percent fatal.
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Permit system for aquatic herbicide use could be coming to Tennessee soon
State Sen. Mike Bell, R-Cleveland, plans to propose legislation in January that would regulate aquatic herbicide use in Tennessee, requiring users to fulfill a notice requirement before spraying the substance designed to kill vegetation.
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Case: The day hunting died
They closed hunting season the other day, and I don't mean for the year.
