Visitor Info - Attractions

3006 Dinkins Lane
Paris, TN 38242

Phone: (731) 642-2091

Fax: (731) 644-3351
 

For more Info:

Visit Their Web Site  http://tennesseerefuge.fws.gov/

Bussletown -Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge containing over 4600 acres of water, forests, farmland and grasslands is located on and around the Tennessee River. Hunting-Hunting is permitted for deer, squirrel, raccoon, and turkey. Along with regular hunting seasons, quota hunts are available for deer and raccoon, and are held by means of a drawing/permit system. A separate hunting regulation brochure is available from the refuge office. A variety of wildlife can be observed in this area, including waterfowl in the fall and winter, shorebirds and wading birds in spring and fall, other wildlife throughout the year.

To Get To the Refuge

The Bussletown Unit is located in Decatur County, along the western banks of the Tennessee River; the entrance to the unit being 5 miles northeast of Parsons, Tennnessee.

Firearms are prohibited on the refuge except during authorized hunting seasons. Firearms must be unloaded and encased when traveling through the refuge. Disturbing or feeding wildlife and collecting plants is strictly prohibited. Pets on a leash are permitted. Dogs under verbal control are allowed during refuge squirrel and raccoon hunts. Camping is prohibited.

Open fires are prohibited. ATV's are not allowed. Bicycling is permitted on established roads during normal public use hours. Use of artificial light (including vehicle lights) to observe wildlife is prohibited. Boats must be removed from the refuge after each day's use.