Hunting season is approaching in Middle Tennessee. Local sportsmen are preparing by visiting shooting ranges and checking their equipment. The Rutherford County Sheriff's office is taking steps to ensure a safe hunting season.
They are inviting new hunters to participate in a safety training course. Further details about the safety training course and hunting season are available from the Rutherford County Sheriff's office and WKRN News 2.
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