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TN Selects 4 WMAs for Bobwhite Efforts

The TWRA has designated four of its wildlife management areas (WMAs) to serve as anchors within a quail focus area. The four WMAs are spread across Tennessee and include Wolf River WMA (Fayette County), Bark Camp Barrens WMA (Coffee County), Bridgestone/Firestone Centennial Wilderness WMA (White County), and Lick Creek Bottoms (Greene County). 

Read more about Tennessee’s expanded efforts on behalf of bobwhite here.