Appalachia
Adventures
/ Cherokee
Hunting
Guide
Service
email for information
or telephone 423-371-1518 (cell)
Tennessee Hunts Only for the upcoming season.

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Are you up to a real
hunting challenge?
Wild hog hunting in the
mountains of North Carolina, Georgia or Tennessee will separate the men from the
"boys".
Email for Information
Click on the following links for information
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Tennessee 2020-21 Hunting Season Summary

Tennessee 2020-21 BLACK BEAR
We hunt Zone 3
BLACK BEAR Bag limit: 1 per license year. Cubs
under 75 lbs. are prohibited.
Archery
No dogs: Sep. 26 - Oct. 23, 2020; Zones 1, 2, 3, 4,
Transitional
G/M/A Dogs Allowed: Oct.
3-4, 10-16 Zone 3 (October 10-11 booked, not available).
G/M/A No dogs, Young Sportsman (ages 6-16):
Oct. 31- Nov. 1 Zones 1, 2, 3
G/M/A No
dogs: Nov. 21-24 Zones 1, 2, 3
G/M/A Dogs
allowed: Nov. 30 - Dec. 13 Zone 3
G/M/A
Dogs allowed: Dec. 31 - Jan 3 Zone 3
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Tennessee White Tail
Deer Hunting Season - We hunt Unit D
Unit D includes
the following counties: Blount, Monroe, Polk and
Sevier.
Season Type |
Season Dates |
Antlerless
Bag Limit |
Antlered
Bag Limit |
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Unit L |
Unit A |
Unit B |
Unit C |
Unit D |
Statewide |
DEER
Statewide bag limit: 2 antlered deer.
No
more than 1 per day. See the 2019-20 Tennessee Hunting
and Trapping Guide for deer units, county listings, and
the new definition of antlered deer.
A
Aug. 23-25:
Private
land,
antlered deer only. Sep. 28 - Oct. 25, Oct. 28 - Nov. 8:
Antlerless
bag. Units A, B, C,
D=4;
Unit L=3/day, no season limit
G/M/A
Young Sportsman (ages 6-16) Oct. 26-27,
Jan. 11-12, 2020:
Antlerless bag: Units A, B, C, D=2;
Unit L=3/day
M/A
Nov. 9-22: Antlerless bag. Units A, B=2; Units C, D=1;
Unit L=3/day
G/M/A
Nov. 23 -
Jan. 5, 2020
Antlerless bag: Unit A=2; Unit B=1; Unit L=3/day; Unit
C=1 (Nov. 17 - Dec. 2 only);
Unit D=1 (Nov. 17-23 only)
G/M/A
Unit L - private lands -
Jan. 6-10, 2020:
Antlerless only: 3/day, no antlered deer
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PERMANENT OPENING DATES - TENNESSEE
Free Hunting Day Fourth Sat. in Aug.
Squirrel Fourth Sat. in Aug.
Quail Second Sat. in Nov.
Rabbit Second Sat. in Nov.
Deer/Archery Fourth Sat. in Sep.
Deer/Muzzleloader First Sat. in Nov.
Deer/Gun Sat. before Thanksgiving
Deer/Young Sportsman Last Sat. in Oct. |
What We Offer
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Affordable, free range, fair
chase hunting the old fashioned way with an experienced
guide for hunting wild boar, deer, and wild
turkey in Tennessee. We hunt private leased property
and some public property.
(There are NO fenced in animals)
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No hidden costs of any kind
and no trophy fees to pay.
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Reasonably priced
hunts for the family Lodging
(available at an additional charge)
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Camera/video is permitted on all
hunts
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Combo Hunts
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Wild Hog Hunts -
Razorbacks, Piney Woods Rooters, Feral Hogs, Wild Boar
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White Tail Deer
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Wild Turkey
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Small Game Varmints (Coyote)
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No minimum group size, except on
"group" rate specials
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Gift certificates for that
Special Someone who wants to hunt (Christmas, Anniversary,
Birthday, Graduation, or Just Because)
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Family oriented guide service with youngsters in mind.
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Hiking and backpacking (Tennessee)
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Outdoor photography / wildlife viewing
Please note that we are
not located
on or near the Cherokee Indian Reservation located in Cherokee,
NC nor the Cherokee Nation Reservation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
We do not offer hunts in the Smoky Mountain National Park, or
the immediate surrounding area near the park or the reservation.
What We Do Not Offer for all excursions
- Lodging - Lodging options range from free primitive
camping in the hunting areas to furnished cabin rentals,
motels, bed & breakfast inns and for pay campgrounds.
If you're in the area at least once a year you might want to
consider a timeshare rental or more permanent lodging
options. We can offer lodging for hunting clients.
- Food - Due to insurance liability restrictions we
cannot provide food for our clients. There are local grocery stores
and many restaurants to choose from.
- Transportation - We cannot provide transportation to or
from the hunt area. Most of the roads to the hunt area are
National Forest dirt or gravel roads. Off road vehicles are
not permitted behind any gates on Forest Service roads and
in most areas not permitted on main roads in the National
Forest.
Ask your guide what the local regulations are concerning
ORV's in the hunt area you choose.
- Hunting License/Permits - The Wildlife Resources
Agency in all states requires individual identification so we cannot
provide licenses or permits.
- Hunting Equipment, ammunition, tree stands, etc.
- 100% guaranteed kills
- We do not offer "canned hunts" where
there are animals contained in a fenced in area therefore we
cannot give you a 100% guaranteed kill. We hunt the
old fashioned way, free range, fair chase as it offers our
clients a true hunting challenge.
- Meat processing - We can advise a local meat
processor.
- Taxidermy Services
- Brochures* (see note below)
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*Brochures
In order to continue to operate in the
most efficient manner possible, and due to increases in
paper, printing, mailing expenses, and operating costs (rapid rise in fuel expenses), for the foreseeable
future, Appalachia Adventures will no longer be
sending out printed brochures. You can use the links on the left
side of the site for detailed information. Should you have
any questions at all or require further assistance, please
email us:
Appalachia Adventures / Cherokee Guide Service
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