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Jarrell Switch Refuge: deer harvest, 2026-27 rules and map

Jarrell Switch Refuge is 275 acres of TWRA hunting land in Carroll County, measured on TWRA's boundary, in its Region 1. Hunters checked in 1 deer from the area in the 2025-26 season (TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox). For the area's seasons, TWRA's guide says: Same as statewide seasons, except as noted.

Data updated October 2026. Rules: TWRA's 2026-27 guide, page 93. Harvest: TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox, 2015-16 to 2025-26.

Map of Jarrell Switch Refuge in Tennessee, with Carroll County, TN 76, US 79 and TN 436 and McKenzie and Trezevant

Jarrell Switch RefugeOther TWRA hunting landsLake or riverHighwayCounty line

Jarrell Switch Refuge at a glance
Size275 acres, measured on TWRA's boundary; the guide lists 250
CountyCarroll County
TWRA regionRegion 1
Deer management unitUnit 1
PermitsWMA Small Game permit; WMA Waterfowl/Small Game permit; Big Game (Non-Quota/WMA) or quota permit
Deer checked in, 2025-261 (0 antlered bucks, 0 antlerless males, 1 female)
Area managerRob Lewis (731) 937-4018
Nearest townsMcKenzie (5 mi), Trezevant (5 mi) and McLemoresville (6 mi)

What are the 2026-27 hunting rules on Jarrell Switch Refuge?

TWRA's 2026-27 guide prints these rules and seasons for the area. Where it says statewide seasons, the statewide dates and the county's deer management unit limits apply.

Closed to all forms of use and trespass from Nov. 15–last day of Feb.

Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. Closed to waterfowl and Fall turkey hunting.

Source: TWRA 2026-27 Tennessee Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Guide, page 93; TWRA's page for the area. Read every rule in the guide before you go: the guide is the final word.

How many deer are taken on Jarrell Switch Refuge?

Hunters checked in 1 deer from Jarrell Switch Refuge in the 2025-26 season. Over the 8 seasons the Toolbox shows, the area averaged 2 deer a season, from 1 in 2025-26 to 5 in 2022-23.

SeasonDeer checked inMalesAntleredAntlerless malesFemales
2025-2610001
2022-2354401
2021-2222200
2020-2111100
2019-2010001
2018-1911100
2017-18312
2016-17101

Source: TWRA Hunter's Toolbox, Deer Harvests by County / WMA, read October 2026. These are deer hunters reported at check-in. Before 2018-19 the Toolbox counts every male as antlerless, so only the male total is shown for those seasons.

Which county is Jarrell Switch Refuge in?

CountyAcres of the area in itDeer unitCounty deer off WMAs, 2025-26Rank of 95
Carroll County27512,53811th

Acres measured by FilledTag on TWRA hunting lands layer (HuntingAllowed) and the U.S. Census Bureau 2024 county boundaries. County harvest: TWRA Hunter's Toolbox, Deer Harvests by County / WMA. Units: TWRA deer management unit counties.

How do you get to Jarrell Switch Refuge?

Highways within 5 miles: TN 76, US 79, TN 436 and TN 124. Nearest towns: McKenzie (5 miles), Trezevant (5 miles), McLemoresville (6 miles) and Atwood (9 miles). Directions and the area map are on TWRA's page for Jarrell Switch Refuge.

The closest other TWRA hunting lands with a page here: Hart's Mill WMA (3 miles), Bean Switch Refuge (13.7 miles), Obion River WMA (15.9 miles) and Maness Swamp Refuge (16.9 miles).

Questions hunters ask

When can you hunt deer on Jarrell Switch Refuge in 2026-27?

TWRA's guide says: Same as statewide seasons, except as noted. That means the statewide dates: archery from September 26, 2026, muzzleloader from November 7 and gun from November 21, 2026 to January 3, 2027.

How many deer were killed on Jarrell Switch Refuge last season?

Hunters checked in 1 deer from Jarrell Switch Refuge in the 2025-26 season: 0 antlered bucks, 0 antlerless males and 1 female, by TWRA's Hunter's Toolbox. The 8-season average is 2.

What county is Jarrell Switch Refuge in?

All of it is in Carroll County, by TWRA's boundary, in deer management Unit 1.

What permit do you need to hunt Jarrell Switch Refuge?

TWRA's guide lists these for the area: WMA Small Game permit; WMA Waterfowl/Small Game permit; Big Game (Non-Quota/WMA) or quota permit. Lifetime and Annual Sportsman License holders are exempt from WMA permits (guide, page 11).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Numbers are copied from TWRA or measured from public maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.