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Tennessee Elk Hunt

The final permit for participation in Tennessee’s first-ever managed elk hunt has been awarded to Franklin resident Andy Miller. Miller was the high bidder in an auction that benefits the state’s elk restoration program.

Miller joins four other Tennessee residents who had their names selected in a computer drawing from almost 13,000 entries for the hunt scheduled Oct. 19-23 at the North Cumberland Wildlife Area. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency donated a permit for the fifth participant to a Non-Governmental Organization.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation was the first recipient of the donated special take permit that was issued for the historical hunt. The TWRF conducted an eBay auction from July 16-25 to determine the fifth and final participant.

Miller bid $17,700 to gain the right to participate in the hunt.