[Bull-73]

So I shot a quillback this morning. Not a huge one but decent size there is no quillback listed in the tennessee state records under the class b methods(methods other than rod and reel) I know they are legal to shoot in TN I guess nobody just ever wanted to do the paperwork to get one in the records. So here is the question I'm thinkin about sending in the paperwork to get the record certified but it just kinda feels like cheating since I know bigger ones have been shot so would y'all get the record or just forget about it.

 

[Trash man]

Always has to be a first one

 

[water snake 2]

why not do it once you learn the process then be easier the next time.

 

[panther]

somebody has to set the bar when one is entered maybe then people will start to enter bigger ones

 

[BigBallin]

somebody has to set the bar when one is entered maybe then people will start to enter bigger ones

Kinda what I was thinking

 

[Bull-73]

Thx guys. I think I'm going to go ahead and do it. I've heard it can be a real pain with the twra to get records recognized I guess I'm going to find out.

 

[Bea5t5ide]

its easy, just take it to your regions office on ice... they have scales and do the paperwork,, Region II in Nashville are a great group of people... not sure about your region...take it in and get that record!

 

[Bull-73]

after hearing about a few people having problems getting their fish registered with the twra I was worried it was going to be a real headache but it was extremely easy and I'm glad I did it.