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
The NASCAR Truck Series team for which Lebanon’s Dawson Sutton will drive fill-time next season is moving from Centerville to Statesville, North Carolina. “It’s an exciting step on our journey,” team co-owners Willie Allen and Curtis Sutton said in a joint announcement Wednesday. The move will put the team near the NASCAR racing hub of Charlotte, where almost all the […]
By: Larry Woody
According to a national safety study, falls from deer stands are the No. 1 cause of hunting accidents – far outnumbering firearm accidents – and statistically one in every three people who hunt from them will eventually be injured. With approximately 200,000 deer hunters in Tennessee, many of whom hunt from elevated stands, that’s a lot of trips to the […]
By: Larry Woody
GLADEVILLE – NASCAR has announced the starting times for next season’s races at Nashville Superspeedway, with all three at night, to the delight of General Manager Matt Greci. “We’re extremely pleased with our dates and starting times,” Greci said Thursday. “The night racing will be cooler and more comfortable for our fans, plus the added excitement of watching the action […]
By: Larry Woody
The summer drought and the annual lake draw-downs in preparation for anticipated late-season rain has produced low-water conditions that could be hazardous to boaters. Percy Priest Lake, with its rocky shorelines and points, is especially impacted by the low water, as are Old Hickory Lake’s shallow coves. Rocks, logs and other structure that is safely submerged during normal lake levels […]
Outdoors humorist Ed Zern notes that fishing rods, like fishermen, come in all weights and lengths.
By: Larry Woody
Deer season is underway, and for the 25th year Hunters for the Hungry will be soliciting donations of venison to be distributed to the state’s needy. Last year 3,132 deer were donated and processed, bringing the number of donated meals to 9.3 million. Five more commercial deer processors this year joined the Hunters for the Hungry program for a total […]
By: Larry Woody
I saw a TV commercial a while back showing a man falling off a log (it really IS that easy) and it reminded me of some memorable tumbles I’ve known. I once fell out of a boat while fishing in Canada. I hooked a whopper Northern pike and when I leaned over to net it, it lunged and over I […]
By: Tommy Bryan, Larry Woody
A biologist collects a deer tissue sample for CWD testing. TWRA
By: Larry Woody
The move from Centerville to North Carolina has already paid dividends for Dawson Sutton’s race team, leading to the signing of veteran crew chief Chad Kendrick to guide the young Lebanon driver’s 2025 rookie campaign in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. “It allows us to work with Chad,” said Sutton, this season’s Fairgrounds Speedway track champion. “It’s a great move […]
I saw a TV commercial a while back showing a man falling off a log (it really IS that easy) and it reminded me of some memorable tumbles I've known.
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