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⚠️Regulation data is sourced from official state agency records and may not reflect recent changes. Always confirm current rules with your state wildlife agency before hunting. TWRA (Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency) · Last verified June 2026

Squirrel Hunting Regulations — Tennessee

📅 Hunting Seasons

SeasonWeaponDatesBag limitFor
Squirrel SeasonAnyAug 22 – Mar 1510GeneralAll hunters
Spring Squirrel SeasonAnyMay 8 – Jun 1310GeneralAll hunters

🪪 Licenses & Tags

License / TagRequiredCostDraw?For
WMA Small Game / WaterfowlYes$61.00All huntersPublic land
7-Day - All GameYes$214.00Non-resident
7-Day Hunt - Small Game/Waterfowl - No Big GameYes$61.00Non-resident
Annual - All GameYes$305.00Non-resident
Annual Hunt - Small Game/Waterfowl - No Big GameYes$110.00Non-resident
Annual Sportsman (ages 16-64)Yes$165.00Resident
Combination Hunt/Fish Annual (ages 16-64)Yes$33.00Resident
Junior Hunt, Fish & Trap (Ages 13-15)Yes$9.00Resident
Senior Sportsman (ages 65 and over)Yes$49.00Resident

🎯 Weapon & Equipment Rules

  • MuzzleloaderMuzzleloading firearms (rifles and handguns) of any caliber are legal.
  • ShotgunAmmunition loaded with Number Four (4) or smaller shot is legal.
  • ShotgunDuring the nighttime coyote and bobcat-only season, only shotguns may be used, and single projectile ammunition is prohibited.
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General Baiting Prohibition: No person shall make use of bait to hunt wildlife unless the bait has been removed and any electronic feeder disabled at least 10 days prior to hunting.

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