Larry Woody is a journalist at various publications including the Murfreesboro Post and the Wilson Post. He focuses on themes such as animal care, animal rights, and water management, while also covering travel and tourism as well as competitive sports. Larry's work has been featured in numerous outlets including the Dickson Herald and the Citizen Tribune.
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Larry Woody's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, wildlife, and outdoor activities in Tennessee. He seems to be particularly interested in hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation. If you have expertise or stories related to these topics within the Tennessee area, Larry would likely be very interested in hearing from you.
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By: Larry Woody
It goes by different names – grappling, grabbling, hillbilly hand-fishing and noodling – but the precarious process is the same: Poke your hand in a muddy underwater hole and grope around until you grab a big, aggressive catfish the size of a washtub – or it grabs you – and hang on.
By: Larry Woody
Tree stand accidents are the No. 1 cause of hunting injuries, and with deer season at hand the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency issued its annual reminder of the dangers – starting with not using homemade stands.
By: Larry Woody
A few days after an Arkansas high school football player found a venomous cottonmouth moccasin in his helmet – which he had been wearing for an hour – a Lebanon motorist saw a snake slither from beneath his hood as he drove down the street.
By: Larry Woody
Nashville Superspeedway will host next year’s seventh-annual NASCAR tripleheader June 4-6, starting with a yet-untitled Craftsman Truck Series race and concluding with the Cracker Barrel 400 Cup Series headliner.
By: LARRY WOODY
Hunting and fishing as we know it today wouldn’t exist if not for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s stewardship during most of its and its predecessor’s 77-year history.
By: LARRY WOODY
After being denied a requested increase in the price of hunting and fishing licenses last year by the state legislature, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will try again.
By: LARRY WOODY
The state legislature recently passed a bill allowing possession of a pet raccoon if it is “legally acquired.”
Dove season is underway, bringing to mind an expensive bird I bagged on a hunt several years ago. It cost me $1,500.42 – 42 cents for the shell and $1,500
By: LARRY WOODY
An Alexandria man has been banned from hunting for life, not only in Tennessee but in every other state in the U.S. except Hawaii, the only state not part of the Wildlife Violator Compact.
By: LARRY WOODY
Old Hickory Lake will be the site of an Oct. 29-Nov. 1 bass fishing tournament with a $3.25 million payout, billed as the largest ever.
