Hiwassee Refuge: Armstrong Ferry
Hiwassee Refuge: Armstrong Ferry is a public dove field in Meigs County that TWRA lists for Region 3, Cumberland Plateau.
- 2026 hunt days
- All ages September 1 and 17; youth only September 12. Noon to sunset.
- Permit
- WMA small game permit
- Size
- 8 acres
- Crops
- 6 corn, bush hogged; 2 millet, disced (as of August 27, 2026)
- Location
- 35.45802, -84.97328
Directions
Take Hwy 58 in Meigs County to Armstrong Ferry Rd and drive until you reach the Hiwassee/Armstrong Ferry WMA.
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Field rules
- Non-toxic shot only.
- No access by boat.
For every field
- Shotgun plugs and a Migratory Bird Permit are required unless an exception applies.
- Hunter education is required for anyone born on or after January 1, 1969.
- Fields without special dates follow the statewide dove season, which opens at noon on September 1.
- Fields can fill up. Capacity may be limited depending on turnout.
Hunt days are the 2026 dates TWRA published. Checked against TWRA on November 11, 2026. Seasons, permits and field rules change, so confirm with TWRA before you go, at the page below or at (615) 781-6500.
- TWRA Region 3 dove fields (Cumberland Plateau): page updated October 6, 2026; crop status as of August 27, 2026
Nearby dove fields
- Hiwassee Refuge: Blythes Ferry · 1.4 miles away in a straight line
- Hiwassee Refuge: Armstrong Bend · 1.4 miles away in a straight line
- Chickamauga WMA: Shelton Bottoms · 12 miles away in a straight line
- McMinn County: Wilson · 16 miles away in a straight line
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