Larry Woody is a journalist based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. With a focus on local news and outdoor activities, Larry's articles cover a range of topics including hunting, fishing, wildlife conservation, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Murfreesboro Post, Wilson Post, Dickson Herald, and more.
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By: Larry Woody
Hunting, fishing and boating will be more expensive for most Tennesseans starting next year. A 28% increase in the combined basic hunting/fishing license – bringing it to $42 – was passed last week by the Tennessee Fish & Wildlife Commission. A 12% increase in the annual sportsman license, up to $185, was also passed. Current holders of lifetime licenses will […]
By: Larry Woody
Money may not be able to buy love or happiness, but it can buy speed – and Gladeville racer Hunter Wright desperately needs someone with deep pockets to put the pep in his car and keep his promising career on track. “Right now there are a lot of question marks about next season,” says Wright, 23, who has been chasing […]
By: Larry Woody
So far, so good, as the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s tests for deadly Chronic Wasting Disease in Middle Tennessee have found no infected deer. Since Nov. 9, Agency officials have been testing harvested deer at numerous processing plants and also collecting tissue samples at designated drop-off sites. The testing will continue through deer season, which ends Jan. 5. The Middle […]
Some call it grocery shopping with a shovel. TCA 70-4-115, better known as Tennessee's Road-kill Law, allows the collecting of defunct wildlife on the highway for “personal use and consumption.”
By: Larry Woody, Tommy Bryan
They are put in to be taken out. The 80,000 rainbow trout stocked by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency this winter are put there for the expressed purpose of being caught and transferred to the table.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's Normandy Hatchery – one of 10 it operates across the state – recently stocked a record 700,000 crappie fingerlings in five lakes.
By: Tommy Bryan, Larry Woody
When the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency proposed a hunting season for sandhill cranes in 2013, it ruffled the feathers of the state's Ornithological Society.
By: Larry Woody
There are indications that the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s long, expensive battle against the invasive Asian carp that threaten the state’s fisheries and waterways is being won. Chattanooga outdoor writer and retired TWRA officer Richard Simms reports a decline in the carp’s numbers on Kentucky Lake, one of the most impacted waters. The decline is attributed to two factors: commercial […]
By: Larry Woody
Bristol Motor Speedway this summer will host the first regular-season major league baseball game ever played in Tennessee, expected to set an all-time baseball attendance record, which could benefit its bid to operate Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway. “It demonstrates how we do things in a big way,” says BMS president Jerry Caldwell, the point man in the effort to lease the […]
I was rummaging through an old tackle box the other day and came across one of my first fishing plugs, a Lucky 13, glued to the bottom in a gob of petrified bug dope and melted plastic worms.
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