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Marshall County deer harvest: Tennessee, 2015-16 to 2025-26

Hunters checked in 1,896 deer in Marshall County outside its WMAs in the 2025-26 season: 1,059 antlered bucks, 58 antlerless males and 779 females (TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox). That is 5 deer per square mile of land, 27th of Tennessee's 95 counties by total. Deer from WMAs are counted on each WMA's page. The count was 17% below 2024-25 (2,293). The county is in deer management Unit 2.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox to the 2025-26 season. Seasons and limits: TWRA's 2026-27 guide.

Map of Marshall County, Tennessee, with neighboring Bedford, Giles, Lincoln and Maury counties and TN 11, I-65 and US 431

Marshall CountyTWRA hunting landsLake or riverHighwayCounty line

Marshall County at a glance
Deer checked in off WMAs, 2025-261,896 (1,059 antlered bucks, 779 females)
Per square mile of land5, 15th of 95
Average, 11 seasons2,155 deer a season
Highest season2,465 in 2020-21
Antlered share, 2025-2656%
Deer management unitUnit 2: antlerless limit 3 a day in every season but the August hunt
TWRA regionRegion 2
Land area375.5 square miles (Census)
Public land mapped hereNo TWRA hunting area
TownsLewisburg, Cornersville and Chapel Hill

How many deer are killed in Marshall County each season?

TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox shows Marshall County's deer for 11 seasons. The average was 2,155 a season; the most was 2,465 in 2020-21 and the fewest 1,896 in 2025-26. 2025-26 was 18% below 2015-16.

SeasonDeer checked in off WMAsMalesAntleredFemalesPer square mile
2025-261,8961,1171,0597795
2024-252,2931,3371,2669566.1
2023-242,2171,2931,2189235.9
2022-232,2741,2551,1611,0196.1
2021-222,0281,2331,1297955.4
2020-212,4651,4401,3351,0256.6
2019-201,9751,1231,0598525.3
2018-192,1041,2201,0648845.6
2017-181,9771,1718065.3
2016-172,1541,1959595.7
2015-162,3261,1431,1836.2

Source: TWRA Hunter's Toolbox, Deer Harvests by County / WMA, read October 2026: deer hunters reported at check-in. The Toolbox's county counts leave out deer taken on WMAs, which it reports by WMA. Before 2018-19 the Toolbox counts every male as antlerless, so only the male total is shown. Per square mile uses the county's 375.5 square miles of land (Census).

What are the deer seasons and limits in Marshall County for 2026-27?

Marshall County is in deer management Unit 2. The antlered limit is two for the season, one a day, statewide.

SeasonDatesAntlerless limit, Unit 2
August (archery only; private land and select Unit 1 WMAs)Aug. 28 to 30, 2026No antlerless harvest
Young Sportsman (gun, muzzleloader, archery; ages 6 to 16)Oct. 31 to Nov. 1, 2026; Jan. 9 to 10, 20273 a day
ArcherySept. 26 to Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 to 6, 20263 a day
Muzzleloader and archeryNov. 7 to 20, 20263 a day
Straight-walled single-shot rifles, private land onlyNov. 14 to 20, 20263 a day
Gun, muzzleloader and archeryNov. 21, 2026 to Jan. 3, 20273 a day

Source: TWRA 2026-27 Tennessee Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Guide, page 67; county units: TWRA deer management unit counties. WMAs set their own hunts: see each area's page.

Where is the public hunting land in Marshall County?

No TWRA hunting area with a page here falls in Marshall County. The closest: Yanahli WMA (about 13 miles), Haley-Jaqueth WMA (about 22 miles) and Williamsport WMA (about 29 miles).

Acres measured by FilledTag on TWRA hunting lands layer (HuntingAllowed), U.S. Forest Service national forest ownership and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge boundaries.

How does Marshall County compare with its neighbors?

CountyUnitDeer off WMAs, 2025-26Per square mileChange since 2015-16
Marshall County21,8965-18%
Bedford County31,7173.6-11%
Giles County23,3795.5-29%
Lincoln County22,7464.8-26%
Maury County22,4213.9-26%
Rutherford County31,9313.1-1%
Williamson County21,2462.1-37%

Questions hunters ask

How many deer were killed in Marshall County, Tennessee last season?

Hunters checked in 1,896 deer in Marshall County outside its WMAs in the 2025-26 season: 1,059 antlered bucks, 58 antlerless males and 779 females, by TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox. The Toolbox counts deer from WMAs apart, by WMA.

What is the antlerless limit in Marshall County?

Marshall County is in deer management Unit 2 for 2026-27. The antlerless limit there is 3 a day in every season but the August hunt. The antlered limit is two statewide, one a day (TWRA 2026-27 guide, page 67).

Is there public hunting land in Marshall County?

No TWRA hunting area with a page here falls in Marshall County. The closest: Yanahli WMA (about 13 miles), Haley-Jaqueth WMA (about 22 miles) and Williamsport WMA (about 29 miles).

Has the deer harvest in Marshall County gone up or down?

From 2,326 in 2015-16 to 1,896 in 2025-26, 18% lower. The high in that span was 2,465 (2020-21) and the low 1,896 (2025-26).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Numbers are copied from TWRA and the Census Bureau or measured from public maps; nothing here is estimated by FilledTag.