The University of Tennessee Extension

Publications — Wildlife & Fisheries

In addition to the publications on this Web site, many other materials are available in printed form. Please contact your county UT Extension office for additional publications.

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Publication Areas Related to Wildlife and Fisheries

	Wildlife Habitat
	Wildlife Management
	Native Warm-Season Grasses
	Hunting & Hunt Leases
	Ponds/Aquaculture
	4-H Wildlife Publications

Wildlife Habitat

•	A Guide to Successful Wildlife Food Plots: Blending Science with Common Sense (PB1769) — Cost $20
•	A Landowners Guide to Native Warm-Season Grasses in the Mid-South (PB1746) This PDF file is 3.1MB
•	Growing and Managing Successful Food Plots for Wildlife in the Mid-South (PB1743) This PDF file is 3.8MB
•	Improving Your Backyard Wildlife Habitat (PB1633) — Cost $2.25

Wildlife Management

•	Managing Nuisance Animals and Associated Damage Around the Home (PB1624)
•	Flooding Harvested Crop Fields in Winter: Effects on Crop Production and Opportunities for Waterfowl Management (SP597)
•	Quality Deer Management : Guidelines for Implementation (PB1643)
•	Using Single-Strand Fencing to Manage Deer Damage (SP598)
•	White-tailed Deer Observation Form (F814)

Native Warm-Season Grasses

•	Native Warm-Season Grasses: Identification, Establishment and Management for Wildlife and Forage Production in the Mid-South (PB1752) (file size: 11MB) Cost: $35.00
	Because of the large file size of this publication, it has been broken down into chapters for easier download.
	—	Cover, Table of Contents and Introduction (11 pages, file size: 853K)
	—	Chapter 1: Identification and Description (12 pages, file size: 1.5M)
	—	Chapter 2: Using Native Warm-Season Grass to Enhance Wildlife Habitat (26 pages, file size: 2M)
	—	Chapter 3: Using Native Warm-Season Grasses as Forage for Livestock (20 pages, file size: 1.4M)
	—	Chapter 4: Using Native Warm-Season Grasses for Biofuels (10 pages, file size: 1.25M)
	—	Chapter 5: Establishment (32 pages, file size: 2.3M)
	—	Chapter 6: Managing Native Warm-Season Grasses and Associated Early-Succession Habitat (38 pages, file size: 2.9M)
	—	Appendices (49 pages, file size: 731K)
	—	Conclusion (4 pages, file size: 142K)
•	A Landowners Guide to Native Warm-Season Grasses in the Mid-South (PB1746)
•	Potential Impacts on Wildlife of Switchgrass Grown for Biofuels (SP704-A)

Hunting & Hunt Leases

•	The Hunters' Guide to a Successful Hunt Lease (PB1709)
•	White-tailed Deer Kill Station Data (F813)
•	Earning Additional Income Through Hunt Leases on Private Land (PB1627)

Ponds & Aquaculture

•	Managing Small Fishing Ponds and Lakes in Tennessee
•	Southern Regional Aquaculture Center Information

4-H Wildlife Publications

•	4-H FACE for Wildlife Contest (SP209-A)
•	4-H Wildlife FACE Program: Procedures and Guidelines (SP209-B)
	4-H Wildlife FACE Program: Score Sheet (F820)
•	Tennessee 4-H Junior High Wildlife Conference and Shooting Sports Camp Manual (PB1687) Because of the large file size of this publication, it has been broken down into sections for easier download. This publication is available by download only.
		Section 1 — Pages 1-36
		— Wildlife Management
		— Habitat Management
		— Fisheries Management
		— Wildlife Identification
		Section 2 — Pages 36-48
		— Shooting Sports
		— Archery Discipline
		— Rifle Discipline
		— Muzzleloading and Black Powder Discipline
		— Shotgun Discipline
		— Hunting Discipline
		— Glossary
		Wildlife Identification Photos

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