Any insight into which WMA pass we need to purchase? I cannot locate my emails from last year on the issue.
If all you need is a daily OHV use for the WMA area, here is the listing
Residents of TN that have a hunting licensce and an WMA small game licensce do not need a type 35 or 36.
For non-residents who want an annual permit, the least expensive combination is a type 71 and a type 93 which will run ~ $132
Permits are available here
Tennessee
Remember, only one person in the vehicle needs the permit ....
From TWRA:
High Impact Habitat Conservation Permits
These permits must be purchased for horseback riding, bicycling, and ORV use.
Youths under age 13 and persons holding a valid annual or permanent hunting license with a valid permit to hunt on these areas are exempt.
At least one occupant of an enclosed vehicle must possess the proper permit(s). No permit shall be required on certain roads/trails as designated.
Areas requiring a HIHCP
Region I
Wolf River WMA
Region 2
Laurel Hill, Yanahli, Cheatham, Williamsport, Bear Hollow
Region 3
Bridgestone Firestone – Big Bottom Unit, Catoosa, Keyes-Harrison , Luper Mountain, Mt. Roosevelt, North Chickamauga Creek – Patton Unit, Pea Ridge , Skinner Mountain
Region 4
Forks of the River,NOTE: All interior trails closed to bicyclists. Will Skelton Greenway and Whaley Trail (formerly known as Bluff Trail) to the Burnett Creek Parking Area open to bicyclists. No High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit required for use of the Will Skelton Greenway/Whaley Trail.
North Cumberland, NOTE: No High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit required on Peabody Road from its junction of US Highway 25W to the Hatfield Knob Elk Viewing Tower. No High Impact Habitat Conservation Permit shall be required on US Highways and/or County maintained roads that traverse North Cumberland WMA.
Emphasis added.
