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Table ofContents 
 
Game Management Offices............ 3 WMA Regulations 
 
Law Enforcement Offices ............... 3 Camping ................................... 13 
 
License Fees ................................ 5 Fishing ...................................... 13 
 
Licenses Sales by 
 
Shooting Ranges ...................... 13 
 
Mail, Phone, Internet................... 5 Adult/Child Hunts ...................... 14 
 
Major Changes............................... 5 Deer and Bear .......................... 14 
 
Roy Barnes, Governor 
 
Hunter Education Requirements .... 6 Ducks and Geese ..................... 14 
 
Lonice C. Barrett, Commissioner David J. Waller, Director 
Welcome to Georgia~ 2001-2002Hunting 
 
License Requirements ................ 6-7 Legal.firearms ............................... 7 Protected Species ......................... 8 
 
Turkey ...................................... 14 Small Game and Furbearers ....... 14 Horses and Vehicles ................. 15 WMA Location Map..................... 18 
 
Seasons and Regulations. Hunting UnlawfulActivities .......................... 8 WMA and Otner State Lands .. 19-45 
 
regulations aresetbytheBoardofNatural Required Clothing ........................... 8 FederalAreas .............................. 47 
 
Resources, acting on the recommenda- Legal Hours ................................... 8 Quota HuntApplicc;1tion 
 
tionsofthe Oepartmenrswildlife biologists Special Deer Regulations ............... 9 Instructions ............................... 50 
 
andotherfieldpersonnel. Lawsaresetby Deer Seasons 
 
the General Assembly. The Wildlife , ResourcesDivisiondesignedthis guideto 
help you understand seasons and regulations for hunting in Georgia. For completerules andexactwording, referto 
 
Archery ....................................... 9 Primitive Weapons ...................... 9 Firearms ..................................... 9 Turkey, Bear Seasons ................. 10 
 
Quota Waterfowl Hunt Application 50 Selection Odds for 
Quota Deer Hunts . ................... 51 Quota Deer Hunt Application ....... 52 WMA Speciality Hunt Listing ....... 54 
 
the Game andFish Code andthe current Small Game Sease:ms .................. 10 Quota Turkey 
 
copy of the Department of Natural Hog Hunting ................................. 10 HuntApplication ....................... 54 
 
Resources, Wildlife ResourcesDivision's Migratory Bird Seasons ............... 12 Sunrise/SunsetTable ................... 55 
 
regulations on file with the Secretary of GAME MANAGEMENT OFFICES 
 
LAW ENFORCEMENTOFFICES 
 
State. 
 
For information on a specific WMA, Use these numbers for hunter safety 
 
BOARDOF NATURAL RESOURCES 
 
contact the Game Management office information and game and fish 
 
for that region of thei state. 
 
violations, or call the TIP hotline. 
 
Jamie Reynolds, Cha.ir 
 
Bill M. Gilbert, Vice Chair 
 
J. D. Caswell, Secretary 
 
ReeseJ. Thompson 
 
Loyce Turner 
 
James E. Butler, Jr. 
 
Thomas W. Wheeler, Jr. 
 
Sara S. Clark 
 
Ben G. Porter 
 
Donald J. Carter 
 
Bob Rutland 
 
Walter McNeely Walter A. Hudson 
Pierre Howard Glenn E. Taylor 
 
1-Armuohee ............... 706/295-6041 2-Gainesville ............... 770/535-5700 3-Thomson ................. 706/595-4222 
 
1-Calhoun ............., ..... 706/624-1367 1-Calhoun (Atl.) .......... 770/769-9680 2-Gainesville ............... 770/535-5499 3-Thomson ................. 706/595-4211 
 
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3-Thomson (Augusta). 706/667-4672 3-Social Circle (Local) 706/557-3034 
 
INFORMATION Huntinglnformatioti ..... 770/918-6416 Hunting Licenses ........ 770/414-3333 Hunter Safety ............. 770/784-3068 Fishing Information ...... 770/918-6418 
 
4-Fort Valley .............. 478/825-6354 5-Albany ..................... 22W430-4254 6-Fitzgerald ................ 229/426-5267 7-Brunswick ............... 9121262-3173 ~Headquarters ........... 770/918-6416 
 
Vessel Registration ..... 770/414-3337 
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3-Social Circle (Atl.) ... 770/918-6414 4-Manchester (Local) . 706/846-8448 4-Macon ..................... 478/751-6415 5-Albany ..................... 229/430-4252 
6-Metter ..................... 912/685-2145 
7-Brunswick ............... 912/264-7237 Hunter Safety ............. 770/784-3068 
 
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Report Violations (Toll Free) 1-800-241-411 J 
(In Atlanta) 404/656-4863 
 
Register on-line for hunter education courses or get a replacement hunter education card by visiting www.georgiawildlife.com. 
 
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 License Fees. . .  
 
License Vear April 1, 2001-March 31, 2002 
 
LICENSE FEES 
 
RESIDENTS 
 
Primitive Weapons License 
 
8.00 
 
All Weapons license (covers sport hunting, 
 
26.00  
 
primitive weapons and big game privileges) 
 
Big Game license (deer, turkey, bear) 
 
9.00 
 
Hunting License 
 
10.00 
 
Hunting and Fishing Combination 
 
17.00 
 
Hunting license (1-day) 
 
5.50 
 
Hunting license (7-day) 
 
25.00 
 
Migratory Bird Hunting license (H.I.P. Permit) Free 
 
Shooting Preserve license 
 
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Sportsman license (covers all sport hunting 
 
60.00 
 
and fishing privileges except federal duck stamp) 
 
Lifetime licenses Under 2 years old Ages 2-15 
 
200.00 350.00 
 
Ages 16 and older 
 
500.00 
 
Over 65 
 
Free 
 
Trapping license 
 
30.00 
 
WMA license 
 
19.00 
 
Waterfowl Conservation License 
 
5.50 
 
NON-RESIDENTS 25.00 na 
118.00 59.00 na 5 .5 0 25.00 Free 12.00 na 
na na na na 295.00 73.00 5.50 
 
 Applications must be accompanied by the following: Children: Certified copy of Birth Certificate 
and documentation of parents' Georgia residence; ~ Georgia Driver's license, Military ID card; or official Georgia ID card and one of the following: (1) Georgia Income Tax Form or G-2 
Form from previous year; (2) Voter Registration Card; (3) Current automobile registration; or (4) Warranty Deed to property named on photo ID. Georgia Law requires that persons holding 
Lifetime Sportman's License be residents of Georgia for at least 12 months prior to applying. 
 
License Sales by Mall Non-Resident and Honorary licenses may be obtained from the License Unit, 2189 Northlake Pkwy., Building 10, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084 (770/4143333). Provide name, address, weight, height, eye color, and hair color. Indicate the first day that 1-day and/or 7day licenses will be used. 
License Sales by T elephone To purchase hunting or fishing licenses by telephone call 1-888-748-6887. Have a pencil and paper ready along with your MasterCard or Visa credit card. A $3.95 service charge will be added per hunter per call. You will be issued a validation number wh.ich will serve as your license for up to 1O days and your license(s) will be mailed to you. To purchase a Federal Duck Stamp by telephone, call 1-800-STAMP24. 
License Sales by Internet 
Licenses may also be purchased via the internet at www.gohuntgeorgia.com 
 
Major Changes for 2001-2002 
 
Hunter Education Requirements: Hunters 12-15years old who are hunting on private land under adult supervision and hunters 16years old or older purchasing a short-term hunting license (1-day or 7-day) are now exempt from hunter education requirements. You may now register tor hunter education courses on-line at 
www.georgiawildlife.com. 
Non-Resident License Requirements: Non-Resident youth hunters 
 
(less than 16 years old) are still required to purchase a non-resident hunting license to hunt big game.but are exempt from big game license requirements. 
Forsyth County: South of GA Hwy 20, it is now legal to hunt with muzzleloaders during primitive weapons season and with muzzleloaders and shotguns loaded with buckshot during firearms deer season. 
Antler Restrictions: Hancock, Montgomery, and Randolph counties have 
 
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been added to the list of counties which require a minimum of 4 points on either side for an antlered buck to be harvested legally. 
Either sex days: Either sex days have been added in most counties in Georgia, notably in the southern zone and piedmont of Georgia. See pages 3031 tor either sex days in your county. 
Bear Season Changes: In North Georgia counties traditionally open for bear hunting, bears may now be taken during the primitive weapons season with muzzleloaders and in these additional counties: Bartow, Cherokee, Forsyth, Gordon, and Hall counties. 
Primitive Weapons and Archery Hunting: Muzzleloaderhunters may nowtake deer of either sex the entire week of primitive weapons season. Also, bow hunters may now take deer of e~her sex during the archery, primitive weapons , and firearms seasons. 
 
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 2001-2002 Georgia Hunting Regulations 
 
HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE AND AGEREQUIREMENTSFORHUNTING 
General: Residents and non-residents 'born on or after Jan. 1, 1961, must successfully complete a hunter education course prior to purchasing a season hunting license. However, a hunter education course is not required to purchase a one (1) day or seven (7) day hunting license. Hunter education courses certified or mandated by any state wildlife agency or Canadian province are accepted. Hunter Education is not required to hunt on one's own land or land of a parent or guardian. Contact your local DNA Law Enforcement Office or 770/784-3068 for course information or register at www.georgia 
wildlife.com. 
Replacement Certificates: Anyone who completed a Georgia hunter education course and needs a replacement Hunter Safety Certificate, please call 800-864-7275 or 770-389-7275 in Atlanta between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday for information. Replacements are also available on the Internet at www.gohuntgeorgia.com 
Hunters Under Age 12 are not required to complete a hunter education course, unless hunting on National Wildlife Refuges (NWR), or Park Service lands. On NWRs and  Park Service lands, children ages 10-16 must carry a valid hunter safety certificate. No one under age 12 (age 16 for WMA, NWR, and Park Service big game hunts) may hunt unless under direct adult supervision (within sight or hearing of person 18 years old or older). It is,unlawful for an adult to permit their chi.Id or ward under age 12 to hunt unsupervised. See other special rules for WMAs on page14. 
Hunters Age 12-15 must complete a hunter education course prior to hunting unless under supervision of a licensed 
 
Jan. 1, 1961 must meet hunter education course requirements but. need not present their hunter safety certificate when buying a season hunting license or possess it while hunting. 
LICENSE REQUIREMENTS 
General: Reliable identification is required to purchase a license. Conservation r9ngers can require positive identification when checking licenses. All required hunting licenses and stamps must be in possession while hunting. 
Resident: "Resident" means any citizen of the United States who has been domiciled within the State of Georgia for c1 period of at least three months. Residents include full-time military personnel on active duty who list Georgia as their home of record in their official military files or who a.re stationed at a military base located in Georgia and the dependents of such military personnel. 
HONORARY LICENSE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS: Georgia residents 65 years 
old or older may obtain an Honorary 
License from any license dealer. Georgia residents who possess a valid Georgia honorary hunting and fishing license may hunt in Florida without Florida hunting licenses. 
HONORARY LICENSE FOR DISABLED GEORGIANS: Georgia residents who are permanently, totally disabled may obtain an Honorary License by applying to the License Unit of the Department (2189 Northlake Pkwy., Building 10, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084, 770/414-3333). A qualifying disability is an impairment of a permanent and total nature which prevents gainful employment and is certified as such by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Social Security Administration, Medicaid, Medicare, or Rail Road Retirement System. Honorary License for 
 
disabled Georgians must be renewed every three (3) years. 
RESIDENT LICENSES are required for all resident hunters 16 years old or older, except when hunting on land owned by them or their immediate family (blood or dependent relationship) residing in the same household. 
NON-RESIDENT LICENSE: A valid NonResident Hunting License is required for all non-resident big game hunters and small-game hunters 16 years old and older. Additionally, non-resident big game hunters (deer, turkey, or bear) 16 years of age and older must posess a valid Big Game License. However, nonresidents under age 16 are exempt from Big Game License requirements. Nonresident deer hunters of all ages must posess a deer harvest record. 
RECIPROCALAGREEMENTS: Florida resident 65 or older who has a valid Florida Resident Senior Hunting and Fishing Certificate may hunt in Georgia without Georgia hunting licenses. 
PRIMITIVE WEAPONS LICENSE is required for resident (16 years or older) and all non-resident bow and muzzleloader hunters unless they possess an Honorary Hunting License, Sportsman License, or Lifetime License. 
BIG GAME LICENSE is required for hunting deer, turkey, or bear, in addition to a regular Hunting License or Primitive Weapons License. , The big game license requirement is met by residents who purchase an All Weapons License, Lifetime License, Honorary License, or a Sportsman License. Deer hl:mters who are not required to purchase a hunting license must have a complimentary deer harvest record, which is issued by any license dealer. Everyone .else who hunts big game must purchase a Big 
 
adult hunter. Hunters age 12-15 must possess a hunter safety certificate and be under adult supervision while hunting on a WMA. It is unlawful for an adult to permit their child or ward (age 12-15) to hunt without adult supervision unless the child possesses a hunter safety pertificat<:; while hunting. See other special rules for WMAs on page 14. 
 
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 Game License and ,deer harvest record. 16. Waterfowl hunters must also have or Lifetime License when hunting on a 
 
It is unlawful to purchase or possess multiple Big Game Licenses and deer harvest records. 
FEDERAL DUCK STAMP is required for all waterfowl hunters 16 years old or older and is available after July 1 from U.S. Post Offices. The stamp must be signed in ink across the face. To purchase a federal duck stamp by phone, call 1-800-STAMP24. 
 
a Migratory Bird Hunting License (free H.I.P. permit) in addition to other required licenses and stamps. 
MIGRATORY BIRD HUNTING LICENSE (H.I.P. Permit) is required for any person who purchases a license and hunts migratory birds (doves, ducks, geese, woodcock, snipe, coots, rails, or gallinules). This license is free and can be obtained from any license dealer by completing a migratory bird 
 
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ALL WEAPONS LICENSE is a single license that cove_rs regular huntin!=J, primitive weapons and big game hunting. Other hunting licenses (WMA License, Georgia Waterfowl License, Federal Duck Stamp, and Migratory Bird Hunting License) must b~ obtained separately. 
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LEGAL FIREARMS AND ARCHERY EQUIPMENT 
DEER, BEAR, AND HOG FIREARMS: Modern Rifles: .22-cal. or' larger centerfires with. expanding bullets. 
Shotguns: 20-gauge or larger loaded with slugs or buckshot. Buckshot is not allowed on WMAs, unless otherwise . specified. Small game weapons are allowed for hog hunting on non-WMA National Forest Lands from Aug. 15Feb. 28 and during some WMA hunts. Muzzleloaders: .44-cal. or larger. On WMA primitive weapons hunts and during Primitive Weapons Season. 
Legal weapons during primitive weapons season include mutzleloading firearms and bow and arrow. Muzzleloader hunters may use open iron sights or 
 
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 General Hunting Regulations (continued) 
 
non-magnifying fiber-optic sights dur- freshwater crayfish, freshwater turtles, dogs, except during open seasons for 
 
ing primitive weapons season; scopes and other optical sighting devices may not be used. Handguns: Any producing energy levels exceeding 500 ft/lbs at 100 yds. TURKEY FIREARMS: Shotguns with- No.2 or smaller shot and any muzzleloading firearm. 
 
and freshwater mussels may be taken 
except for species on Georgia's Protected Species List. The taking of freshwater 
mussels requires a fishing license or commercial fishing license. For more information on the commercial taking of freshwater mussels, consult your local state fisheries office. 
 
hunting deer with dogs, or to take game by any means while training hunting dogs, except during open seasons for such game. Persons training dogs for hunting must have a valid hunting license. 
REQUIREDCLOTHING: Anyone (including archery ~unters) hunting deer, bears, or hogs dunng the firearms/primitive weapons deer or bear seasons, or anyone 
 
SMALL GAME FIREARMS: 
 
UNLAWFULACTIVmES: 
 
accompanying such person must at all 
 
Rifles and Handguns: Any .22-cal. rimfire or any muzzleloading firearm. Shotguns: Any having shot shell size no greater than 3.5 inches in length with 
 
-Hunt while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 
-Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live 
 
times wear at least 500 square inches of hunter orange as an outer garment above the waist. Hunter orange is not required on WMA archety-only tracts unless otherwise indicated. 
 
No. 2 or smaller shot. 
Shotguns (Waterfowl): Any 10-gauge or smaller loaded with federally approved nontoxic shot (steel, bismuth, tungsten or tungsten-iron; or steel 
 
decoy, or baited hook to take game species. 
-Hunt over or near a baited area, unless 
bait has been removed completely for 1O 
or more days. 
 
LEGAL HOURS for hunting are30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after 
sunset, except that raccoons, opossums, 
foxes, coyotes, and bobcats may be hunted at night. However, only battery 
 
coated with copper, nickel, zinc chro- -Hunt or shoot from or across a public powered lights not exceeding .6 volts or 
 
mate or zinc chloride) of size "F" or road. 
 
fuel type lanterns may be carried by 
 
smaller. No lead shot may be in possession while hunting waterfowl. 
FUR BEARER FIREARMS: Fox, bobcat, 
 
- Discharge a firearm within 50 yards of a 
public road. 
 
hunters for locating these animals. Legal 
hours for migratory bird hunting conform to federal regulations. 
 
raccoon, and opossum may be taken only with small game firearms. 
 
-Hunt from a vehicle, plane, or boat under power. 
 
CL~S~D ~REA~: _Hunting.for all species of w1ldhfe Is proh1b1ted on that portion of 
 
NONGAME FIREARMS: Forunprotected 
 
species only-any firearm. 
 
 
 
SPECIAL FIREARM RESTRICTIONS: Plugged Shotguns: Shotguns must be 
 
-Hunt without landowners' permission including power line, gas line, railroad and other rights-of-way. A written permit must be obtained if land is so posted. 
 
M_organ Falls Lake (Bull Sluice) lying within Fulton County and in Willeo Creek. 
Counties or parts of co\.mties not specifically open by law or ref}ulations are 
closed to hunting. Coun!les open for 
 
plugged to a maximum capacity of 3 -Use drugs, poisons, chemicals, smoke, hunting do not include lands lying within 
 
shells (magazine and chamber com- gas, explosives, or electronically-ampli- WMAs, St~te Parks, or other State lands 
 
bined) except for deer hunting. For deer hunting, shotguns are limited to 5 shells. 
 
fied sounds to hunt any game species. -Use electronic communications equip- 
 
except when such lands are opened specifically. 
 
Plugs must be of one piece and incapable ment to aid in the pursuit of game. 
 
of being removed through the loading end .-Sell or purchase any game species or 
 
of the magazine. 
 
parts thereof, except antlers, hides, and 
 
Silencers: Silencers may not be used for tails of legally taken deer and tails of 
 
huntin'g. 
 
legally taken squirrels. 
 
GUIDANCEON BAITING REGULATIONS: In all baiting violations, rangers will take reasonable investigative steps to deter- 
mine if a violati6n has occurred. Consideration will be given to the distance from 
the feed and its visibility to the hunter. 
 
ARCHERY: Longbows, recuNe bows, and compound bows are allowed for hunting any game. Only broadhead type arrows are legal for <;leer hunting. Crossbows are not legal for hunting any species except by special permit issued by the Department. A crossbow hunting permit is issued 
 
-Disturb wildlife dens, holes, or homes, or drive wildlife, except poisonous snakes, from their dens, holes, or homes. 
-Blind wildlife with lights. 
-Kill or cripple game without reasonable efforts to retrieve. 
 
Within ~00 yards, a hunter may be in 
violation since the bait could seNe as a 
lure or attractant. If a hunter has an unobstructed view of _a baited area, 
regardless of distance, then a violation may exist if other factors so indicate. 
 
only to persons with permanent, medi- -Hold, release, or import wildlife without a 
 
cally determinable physical impairments that preclude use of a traditional, handheld bow. Disabled persons should contact the License Unit, 2189 Northlake Pkwy., B,uilding 10, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084 (770/414-3333) for crossbow permit applications. 
PROTECTED SPECIES: It is unlawful IQ take nongame wildlife except fiddler crabs, coyotes, armadillos, groundhogs, beavers, starlings, English sparrows, pigeons, and poisonous snakes. Additionally, rats, mice, frogs, spring lizards, 
 
permit from the DNR. 
-Conceal taking or possession of wildlife (or parts) which the person in possession reasonably should have known was obtained illegally. 
TRAINING DOGS: It is unlawful to possess firearms (except handguns with blank or shot cartridges), axes, climbers, or other equipment for taking game while training hunting dogs. There is no closed season on training dogs except June 1-Aug. 14 on National Forest lands or as otherwise provided. It is unlawful to run deer with 
 
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 Deer Hunting Regulations 
 
Dogs: Deer may be hunted with dogs only in seasons and localities authorized by the Board of .Natural Resources. Still hunting is permitted during the legal season for hunting deer with dogs. 
 
antlerless and harvested during eithersex seasons. However, deer killed on WMAs or NWRs requiring check-out of harvested deer will be tagged with a special WMA/NWR tag and do not count toward the season limit of 8 total or 2 
 
Lakes, Streams and Ponds: It is antlered bucks. Deer killed on WMA 
 
unlawful to take a deer by any means sign-in hunts and all other deer killed in 
 
while it is in a lake, stream, or pond. 
 
Georgia must be recorded on the hunter's 
 
Recording Deer Harvest: Except for deer harvest record and counted toward WMA and National Wildlife Refuge the hunter's season limit. 
 
(NWR) hunts requiring hunter check-out Archery Only Counties: Deer may be 
 
of harvested deer, hunters may not hunted ONLY with pow and arrow in that 
 
remove a deer from the place of kill until portion of Bibb County east of 1-75 and 1- 
 
the deer harvest record (attached to the 475 to a line following US Hwy 129 north 
 
hunter's licenser has been punched or to GA Southern and FL Railroad and 
 
permanently marked out. Hunters may north of Seaboard Coastline Railroad to 
 
not possess or use multiple Big Game Twiggs Co.; Clayton Co., Cobb Co., 
 
Licenses or deer harvest records. DeKalb Co., and that portion of Fulton 
 
Landowners and Honorary or Lifetime County lying north of GA Hwy 92. Hunter 
 
license holders must obtain a deer orange is not required in archery only 
 
harvest record from any license dealer counties. 
 
and must record all deer harvest information. Do not detach the deer harvest record from the license. This deer harvest record must remain with the license; it should not be returned to the Wildlife Resources Division. 
 
County-wide Antler Restrictions: Antlered bucks may be harvested in Dooly and Macdn Cos. only if they have a minimum outside antler spread of 15 inches. In Hancock, Harris, Meriwether, Montgomery, Randolph, Talbot, and Troup 
 
Transporting Deer Harvested by An- Cos., antlered bucks may be taken only 
 
other Hunter: Persons transporting any if they have a minimum of 4 antler points 
 
deer harvested by another hunter must 1 inch or longer on either side. 
 
possess, in writing, the complete name, 
 
address, telephone number and license number of the person who harvested 
 
ARCHERY SEASON 
 
the deer. 
 
Either Sex: Sept 15-Oct. 19, Statewide 
 
Cooler Lockers: Any qeer, whole or in accordance with county-wide antler quartered, received by a WAD permit- restrictions. , 
 
ted cold storage or processing facility Either Sex (Archery Only Areas): Sept. 
 
must be marked by the facility operator 15-Jan. 1. 
 
with hunters name, county of kill, sex of Archers may not possess any firearm 
 
deer, and date of kill. 
 
while hunting during the archery season 
 
Head of Deer: It is unlawful to remove for deer. Archery hunting is allowed dur- 
 
the head of a deer until it is cut-up or ing firearms deer seasons and deer of 
 
surrendered to a storage facility for either sex may be taken. Archery hunt- 
 
storage or processing. 
 
ers must wear hunter orange during fire- 
 
Antlers: It is unlawful to kill a deer arms deer seasons. 
 
unless it has antlers (bone) visible 
 
above the hair, except during an eithersex or antlerless season or hunt. 
Rights-of-Way/Transmission Towers: Transmission towers on rights-of-way are property of the power company. Hunting from a stand or platform 
 
PRIMITIVE WEAPONS SEASON 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex): Oct. 2026; Statewide, except in archeryonly counties and in accordance with county-wide antler restrictions and other regulations. 
 
attached to a transmission tower is trespassing and is prohibited. Written permission must be obtained from the landowner to hunt on power line, gas 
 
FIREARM SEASON 
Buck Only Except during either sex days: Northern Zone Oct.27-Jan.1; 
 
line, railroad, or other rights-of-way. 
 
Southern Zone Oct.27-Jan.6. 
 
Season Limit is 8 deer, only 2 of whict) See maps on pages 30 and 31 for may be antlered bucks; 6 must be either sex dates. 
 
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 General Hunting Regulations (continued) 
 
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TURKEY AND BEAR HUNTING row, Jackson, Madison and Elbert Cos. with small game weapons during small 
 
TURKEY: Mar. 23-May 15 statewide. Season Limit: 3 Gobblers. 
BEAR: Northern Zone: In Bartow, Cherokee, Dawson, Fannin, Forsyth, Gilmer, Gordon, Habersham, Hall, Lumpkin, Murray, Pickens, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, Union, and White Counties. Archery: Sept. 15-Oct. 19. Primitive Weapons: Oct. 20-26. Firearms: Nov. 3Dec. 2. No dogs allowed. Bears must be reported to and tagged by personnel of the Wildlife Resources Division 
 
SQUIRREL: Aug. 15-Feb. 28; Daily limit: 12. 
Coyotes, armadillos, groundhogs, beavers, starlings, pigeons, and English sparrows: No closed season. No limit. Electronic calls may be used for hunting coyotes, except on WMAs. 
TRAPPING: Dec. 1-Feb. 15 for mink, otter, fox, opossum, muskrat, skun k, bobcat, and weasel. Raccoons may be trapped only in that area south of Carroll, Fulton, Gwinnett, Barrow, Jackson, Madison, and Elbert Counties. There is no 
 
game dates Dec. 1-Feb. 28 unless stated otherwise in the WMA listings on pages 19-45 of this booklet. Hunting hogs with dogs is not allowed. There is no limit unless specified in the WMA listings. Hunting and WMA licenses are required. Hunters and any person accompanying hunters must wear at least 500 square inches of hunter orange as an outer garment above the waist during managed hog hunts. No night hunting. 
 
Gainesville Office {770/535-5700 or 770/ closed season for trapping beavers and NATIONAL FOREST LANDS: Hog hunt- 
 
535-5499), Armuchee Office (706/295- coyotes. Complete trapping regulations ing on National Forest lands outside of 
 
6041 ), or Calhoun Office (706/624-1367), can be obtained from any Wildlife WMAs is allowed during the state 
 
within 24 hours of kill. After hours, call 1- Resources Division office. 
 
archery deer season with bow and 
 
800-241-4113. Bears may also be ALLIGATOR: No Open Season. 
 
checked at any WMA check station in the counties listed that ate open for a 
 
FERAL HOG HUNTING 
 
arrow, with deer firearms during firearms deer season, and with small game weapons from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Hogs 
 
managed deer hunt between 8:00 a.m. PRIVATE LANDS: No closed season; no may not be hunted with the aid of dogs 
 
and 6:00 p.m. during days of the hunt. 
 
limit. No hunting over bait, from a during deer season on National Forest 
 
Southern Zone: In Brantley, Charlton, vehicle, or a: night with a light over 6 lands. Hunting license requirements 
 
Clinch, Echols and Ware Counties. volts. A resident hunting license is must be met. No limit. No night hunting. 
 
Firearms: Sept. 28-29; Oct. 5-6; Oct. 12- required to hunt feral hogs for all Hunter orange is required when hunting 
 
13. Dog hunting allowed. Bears must resident hunters 16 years old or older, hogs during firearms and primitive 
 
be checked and tagged at the GA . except when hunting on land owned by weapons deer seasons. 
 
Forestry Commission Office at Folkston, the Dixon Memorial WM A Check Station, or GA Forestry Commission Office in Homerville from 12 noon through 9 p.m. on days of hunts. 
Statewide Season Limit: 1. 
 
them or their immediate family (blood or dependent relationship) residing in the same household. Non-residents must meet non-resident license requirements. 
WMAs: The taking of feral hogs on WMAs is allowed during deer hunts and 
 
STOCKING: Relocation of feral hogs is illegal unless they have tested negative for brucellosis and pseudorabies within 30 days prior to being moved. Individu- 
als who stock hogs in violation of Georgia laws and regulations are 
 
Restriction: Killing of !?.males with cubs or cubs under 75 pounds live weight is 
 
sulJject to prosecution by the Dept. of 
D N0RTHEANlDNE Agriculture. It is illegal to stock hogs on 
 
proh ibited. 
SMALL GAME HUNTING 
BOBCAT and FOX: Dec. 1-Feb. 15. No limit. Dog hunting is allowed. Bobcats and foxes may be hunted with small game firearms by hunters using manual calls. 
 
D 80UTlERN ZONE 
 
public lands or on private lands without permission of the landowner. 
WARNING: Feral hogs can carry dis- 
eases that are transmissible to people. To avoid possible exposure, wear plastic gloves when field-dressing feral hogs; wash hands with soap and hot 
 
GROUSE: Oct. 15-Feb. 28; Daily limit: 3. 
 
water as soon as possible afterwards; 
 
OPOSSUM: Oct. 15-Feb. 15; No limit. 
 
avoid direct contact with blood and 
 
QUAIL: Northern Zone: Nov. 17-Mar. 
 
reproductive organs; cook wild pork 
 
15; Daily limit: 12. That area north of and 
 
thoroughly. Properly dispose of gloves 
 
including Harris, Talbot, Upson, Mon- 
 
and hog remains. For additional infor- 
 
roe, Jones, Baldwin, Hancock, Warren, 
 
mation, obtain a copy of "Wild Pigs- 
 
McDuffie, and Columbia Counties. 
 
Hidden Danger For Farmers and 
 
Southern Zone: Nov. 17-Feb. 28; Daily 
 
Hunters", available at Wildlife Re- 
 
Limit: 12. That area south of Harris, 
 
sources Division Offices. 
 
Talbot, Upson, Monroe, Jones, Baldwin, Hancock, Warren, McDuffie, and Columbia Counties. 
 
PROCESSING: Because of possible disease risks, any facility that processes (cuts, wraps, smokes, dry-cures, etc.) 
 
RABBIT: Nov. 17-Feb. 28; Daily limit: 12. 
 
hogs for a fee must be licensed as a red 
 
RACCOON: Northern Zone: Oct. 15- 
 
meat establishment by the Dept. of 
 
Feb. 15; Daily limit 1. That area north of 
 
Agriculture. For a list of licensed proces- 
 
and including Carroll, Fulton, Dekalb, 
 
sors that will process feral hogs, call the 
 
Gwinnett, Barrow, Jackson, Madison 
 
GA Dept. of Agriculture Meat Inspection 
 
and Elbert Counties. 
 
Section at 1-800-282-5852, ext. 3673. 
 
RACCOON: Southern Zone: Oct. 15- 
 
The licensing requirement does not apply 
 
Feb. 15; Daily limit 3. That area south of 
 
to anyone processing a feral hog at their 
 
Carroll, Fulton, Dekalb, Gwinnett, Bar- 
 
RACCOON ZONES 
 
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 Federally Regulated Birds 
 
A separate publication with hunting regulations for ducks, geese, woodcock, snipe, and other late-season migrants is distributed by the Department and major license deal.ers in early October. 
MIGRATORY BIRD HUNTING LICENSE (H.I.P. Permit) is reqired for any person who purchases a license and hunts migratory birds (doves, duck~, geese, woodcock, snipe, coots, rails, or gallinules). This license is free and can be obtained from any license dealer by completing a migratory bird hunter questionna'ire. 
CROWS: Nov. 3-Feb. 28; No Limit; Electronic calls may be used_. Crows may be taken outside of these dates only when causing agricultural damage. 
MARSH HENS: Sept. 8-Nov. 16; Daily limit: 15. 
MOURNING DOVE NORTHERN ZONE: Sept. 1-30; Nov. 22 -24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; Daily limit: 12. 
MOURNING DOVE SOUTHERN ZONE: Sept. 22-Oct. 21; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 1OJan.15; Daily Limit: 12. 
 
bOVE SHOOTING HOURS: 12:00 noon uniil sunset on opening day in both zones and 1/2 hour before sunrise to su'nset for the remainder of the season. BANDED BIRDS: Hunters harvesting any banded migratory bird are advised to call the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Bird Banding Laboratory at 1800-327BAND.1 
D NORniERN ZONE 
SOUTHERN ZONE l!l!l1 
 
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DOVE ZONE LINE: Running west to east along U.S. Hwy. 280 from Columbus east to Wilcox Co.; thence southward along the wesfem border of Wilcox Co.; thence east along the southern bprder of Wilcox Co. to the Ocmulgee River; . thence north along the Ocmulgee River to Hwy. 280; thence east along Hwy. 280 to the Little Ocmulgee River; thence southward along the Little Ocmulgee River to the Ocmulgee River; thence southwesterly along the Ocmulgee River to the western border of Jeff Davis Co.; thence south along the western border of Jeff Davis Co.; thence east along the southern border of Jeff Davis and Appling Counties; thence north along the eastern border of Appling Co. to the Altamaha River; thence east to the eastern , border of Tattnall Co.; thence north along the eastern border of Tattnall Co.; thence north along the western border of Evans to Candler Co.; thence east alo'ng the northern border of Evans Co. to U.S. Hwy 301; thence northeast along U.S. Hwy. 301 to South Carolina. 
 
Preparing a Legal Dove Field in Georgia 
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The key to huntin~ doves legally in Georgia is ur~derstanding the. differences between "baiting" and "normal agri9ultural operation". Hunting doves over bait is illegal in Georgia. 
Baiting is the practice of placing, exposing, depositing, 0r scattering salt, corn, wheat, or any other seed that may lure or attract doves to or over any a,rea where hunters are 
A attempting to hunt them. person is guilty of hunting over bait if they know, or reasonably should 
know, that an area was baited. Furthermore,the person who places or directs the placement of ,. bait on or near ~he hunted 1area i.s guilty of baiting. 
"Normal agricultural operations" is one conducted in accordance with official recommendations of the University of Georgia (UGA) Cooperative Extension Service Extension Agronomists, NOT the county sxtension agent. For example, aerial seeding and top sowing of small grains (wheat, rye, oats, and barley) without covering the s~ed is not a recommended normal agricultural practice by the UGA Cooperative Extension Service and therefore illegal to hunt doves over.. Also normal plantings do not involve placement of grain in piles or other concentrations. It is legal to hunt doves over crops that have been mowed, disced, raked, or burned 
Small grains planted within the range of dates below and at application rates between 1.5 and 2.5 bushels per acre are recommended practices of the UGA Cooperative Extensi9n Service. 
 
REGION Mountain Piedmont Coastal Plain 
 
DATES Sentember 1 - November 15 Seotember 15 - December 1 O:t65er 1 - December 15 
 
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Page 12 
 
TURNJNPOACHERS 1-800-24.1-4113 
 
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 l Wildlife Management Areas 
 
OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 
a GENERAL: Camping, pre-season scout- less than 7 days. A new campsite may persons on WMA may be required to 
 
ing, hiking, picnicking, horseback riding, not be re-established within 1 mile of the obtain a "Right of Entry" agreement from 
 
canoeing, bike riding, and other recre- vacated campsite. Loaded firearms .are the Department. The appropriate re- 
 
ational uses are allowed year-round, prohibited in camping areas. Campers gional office should be contacted for 
 
unless otherwise posted at the WMA are responsible for th.eir own trash. 
 
details. Events which conflict with 
 
check station or at a specific recreation No person shall unreasonably disturb primary uses of a WMA may be site. All WMA visitors are encouraged to or annoy others through abrasive, prohibited. For WMAs on National 
 
wear hunter orange puring hunting insulting, or threatening words or Forest Lands, special use permits 
seasons. Specific recreation sites can actions, or disobey any lawful order of a issued by the U.S. Forest Service shall be closed as needed for management law enforce.men! official, or act in a satisfy the requirements for a "Right of 
 
purposes by posting at the site. 
 
manner resulting in a breach of the Entry" agreement. 
 
CAMPING: All camps must be in peace. No generators, musical instru- SHOOTING RANGES: DNR provides 
 
designated campgrounds, unless other- ments, radios, televisions, or other shooting ranges (rifle, handgun, and 
 
wise indicated or posted at the WMA noise-making devices may be used archery) on several WMAs statewide. 
 
check station. Camping is allowed after 10:00 p.m. or before 7:00 a.m. EST, Range rules are posted at all ranges. 
 
anywhere on WMAs on National Forest in such a manner that they may be Ranges are not staffed; use ranges at 
 
lands, except where posted otherwise. heard by other WMA visitors. 
 
your own risk. The following WMAs 
 
Forest Service regulations govern out- FIREWOOD: Only trees that are dead have firearms snooting ranges: door recreation on WMAs located on and down may be cut and used for Beaverdam, Big Hammock, Big Lazer, 
 
National Forest Lands. Camping or firewood by visitors while staying on Bullard Creek,  Clybel , Cohutta, 
 
driving motor vehicles upon wildlife food plantings is prohibited. Camping or establishment of a campsite shall be limited to a period of time not to exceed 14 consecutive days unless the campsite is vacated anq all personally owned property or physical . features of the campsite are removed for a period of not 
 
WMAs. 
FISHING: Unless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on WMAs according to statewide regulations. A fishing I.icense only is required to fish on WMAs. A fishing license and a WMA license is required to fish on state Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) and Waters Creek Trophy 
 
Dixon Memorial, Hannahatchee, John's Mountain, Mayhaw, Ocmulgee, Redlands, Richmond Hill, West Point, Wilson Shoals and Yuchi. Archery ranges are located on Clarks Hill, Clybel (Charlie Elliott), Grand Bay, Rich Mountain (Cartecay Tract), and Sansavilla WMAs. Hours and days of 
 
Trout Stream on Chestatee WMA (see operation vary. Please call the region 
 
fishing regulations). A WMA license is office for hours and other information. 
 
Maintaining Forestry Standards... 
 
not required for anglers possessing a Hearing and eye protection is required valid 1-day, Honorary/Disability, Sports- at all firearms ranges. man or Lifetime Llcerise. 
 
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 General WMA Hunting Regulations 
 
UNLAWFULACTIONS: 
-Possess a firearm during a closed hunting season for that area unless such firearm is unloaded and stored in a motor vehicle so as not to be readily acce.ssible, except on designat1?d firing ranges. 
-Shoot from or possess a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle (a gun is considered loaded if a shell is in the chamber or magazine, a percussion cap is on the nipple, or powder is present on the frizzen pan). -Target practice except on an authorized shooting range. 
-Hunt within 50 yards of any ro ad maintained for venicular access. 
 
education course. On Adult/Child hunts all children must be accompanied by a responsible adult (18 years of age or older). An adult can supervise only 1 child on Adult/Child big game hunts; up to 2 children on Adult/Child small game hunts. Both adults and children may possess firearms a,nd hunt or\ small game and non-quota big game Adult/ Child hunts. However, during Adult/Child big game quota hunts, only one firearm is allowed and only the child may hunt. To apply, see pages 50 and 52 for 
instructions. ADULT/CHILD HUNTS ON NWR or Park Service Lands: For rules governing 
 
1367), Gainesville (770/535-5700 or 770/535-5499), or Fitzgerald (229/4265267). After hours, call 1-800-241-4113. 
DUCK hunting on managed impoundments at Altamaha, West Point, and Oconee WMAs is by quota only. See page 50 for quota hunt instructions. Hunters must hunt from assigned blinds, blind areas, or ponds. Shooting hours begin one-half hour before sunrise and end at 12:00 noon, except the last Saturday of the season, when hunting is allowed until sunset. 
The specified quota hunt dates for waterfowl pertain only to manage~ waterfowl impoundments or ponds. 
 
- Hunt within a posted safety zone. 
 
Adult/Child hunts on federal lands, Only waterfowl hunting can take place 
 
-Be under the influence ofdrugs or alcohol. contact the appropriate NWR or Park on these impoundments during speci- 
 
-Consume alcoholic beverages except Service office. 
 
tied waterfowl hunting dates. Waterfowl 
 
at camp sites (this regulation d_oes not TREESTANDS: huntersmaynotconstruct on all other WMA locations may be 
 
apply on National Forest lands): 
 
or hunt from any tree stand that is not taken any day of the waterfowl season 
 
-Drive a vehicle around any gate, sign, portable or natural. Portable stands must that the area is open for small game 
 
earth berm, or similar device intended to be removed from the WMA no later than hunting. 
 
 
 
prevent vehicular access. 
 
12:00 noon the day following each deer GOOSE hunting is allowed on WMAs 
 
-Trap. 
 
hunt. Tree stands may not be placed on .except on managed w.aterfowl im- 
 
-Use metal deteciors. 
 
utility pole$ or other structures supporting poundments. On managed waterfowl 
 
-Possess or use buckshot except on utility lines. 
 
 
 
impoundments, geese may be taken 
 
dog-deer hunts. 
 
DEER: Two (2) deer may be harvested during managed waterfowl hunts during 
 
-Place bait or wildlife food. 
 
or\ any 1 managed hunt (sign-in hunts the state goose season. less than one (1) week in length or any TURKEY hunting on some WM As is by 
 
-Take or possess any wildlife. except during an open season tor that species. 
 
hunt requi~ing hunter check-in). However, on managed hunts having quality buck 
 
quota application. Refer to pages 50 and 54' for hunt dates and instructions. 
 
CHECK-IN is required 'prior to hunting antler restr)ctions, no more than one (1) of Other.wise, t1:1rkey' hunting is allowed 
 
during managed firearm's deer, bear the ;"lwo (2) deer l:tar:vested may be an Mar.~~~-May 15 and hunters must sign- 
 
and hog hunts except as otherwise provided. Hunters may check-in starting at 12:00 rio'on the day before the hunt. This permit must remain in the 
 
ai aritlered buck. Bag limits on ' Sin-in . in check station. No more thc1.n 3 
 
hunts la:;;ting longe'r than one (1) we'ek f gobblers may be taken statewide."--..-, 
 
are the same as the-statewide limit. 
 
SMALL' GAME: [?ur~ng small gar'.fie 
 
huot~,r's possJ:!.ssion ~hile hunting._ 9n qn  ~'unts req4.iring ch,e~k-c;>u.J of hunt~, hunters ~re allpw,ed,,to hunf any 
 
all cn,~ck-in hupts,: So.m_~,.fi(~~%~,~~ ta,~1er hun1s  on1y " r~t;11re s1gn-i'/'n-Y l5t10'rif..:rt.o 
 
h~rvested dee.r; bunters sh.outa' not recdrd the deer on their deer ha'rvest 
 
small ganw in season (refer-to seasons on ,pJ(gEf 10). Unless qthel".'!f~e speci- 
 
hunting. :Sign-in  pifori ~to hunting is 
required on archery hunts and turkey 
 
r_ecord. The dee!' should be taken to the fieq-_dove hunting is ,allowed on small ~~'};c,t1~P~. ~Ja!10n w~e-re Q~R pers,on- gar:b,e ,dates during "dowe seasqn. No 
 
09 hu11ts unless otherwise specifiE;d. Check- 
out and sign-out (on day of kill) are required on big game hunts only if a 
 
nel will provide a special WMA deer tag. all, ~Jh{:lr. _de7r .~unts, ,hu~ters ,f11USt. 
complete their, ~eer h~rvest. redofd at the site of the kill and s1gn.:out tt;ie,r;f.e~r 
 
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deer, bear, hog, or turkey is killed. 
 
on the date of kill at the WMA cneck ~unted durrng archery deer hunts when 
 
CHILDREN. under age 10 are not station.. No small game or tt'fp,earer m state season. f~]}f4t.i.iil  
allowed to ' hu~t c!Elrf~0f bear on WMAs hul)t,ing is, allowed during- man-,iged CROWS 1:7ay be tal<:e.p .~A small game 
 
(except on Adl!ll},!ef.i_1[d futunts where any qee,l\';,~trnti '; unless otherwise specified. dates du_nn_g the statewide crow sea- 
 
juvenile u~d~r -~rne ::r1:p,years old. may 9.!1 rtunts with quality bye~ regulations_ son. No hmit. . 
 
. 
 
hunt). To ljun'l big game, children under age 16 mu;,\ be under dire'ct adult supervision (within sight or hearing of a person 18' ears .old or older). Ch'il,dren under the";'!!ge of 12 must have direct adult supfiVision in order to hur;it any game. Children (12-16 years old) .must 
0 
carry a valid hunter safety certificate. 
ADULT/CHILD HUNT.SON WMA_s: (Hunts for those under age 17) On Atlul.t/.Child big game hunts, each. child (12-19 years old) must have completed a hunter 
 
rmiuiring a minimum of 4' point~ on one FALCONRY: F_1eld trial areas and ar- 
side, points must be _at l13ast ,oo~ inch long. chery-only huntmg..areas on WMf:s are 
On hunts requiring a 15-inch spread, also open f,or small gan:ie hunting.by spread:is ap 0utside antlfr measurement. means of falconry during statewide 
BE"'.ARS killed during open seasons fc1lconry season. All WMAs are open for 
must be checked out at the check falconry during listed SrT)al). game dates. 
station on same date as killed. If check FOXES, BOEJCATS,,RACCQON$, opos- 
station is unmanned, kills must be listed SUMS, Af:JD COYOTES,:, Ori,WMA fur- 
on check-out forms provided at check bearer ~untin'g d$t~s'. . f,~i;C~:9;5 .Md 
station and reported within 24 hours to opossums may be shot only" between 
9ne 01 {birf.?llowjng off,ices: Ap1')_uch.ee. -,1Qctober 15 and F.ebruary , 15. Unless. (706/295-6041 ), ~alhoun (706/624- otherwise specified, bobcats and foxes 
 
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 may be shot on WMA furbearer hunting species listed for each WMA. 
 
ment for operating on public roads. 
 
dates between December 1 and February 15. Coyotes may be taken during all big ganie and small game hunts. -Other unprotected nongame speci_es (example groundhogs) may be taken only during small game dates. Electronic calls may not be used for hunting furbearers. Night hunting is allowed only during furbearer hunts between 6:00 p.m. and 12:00 noon the following day. Hunters must pick up their dog$ by 12:00 noon on the day following the hurit. 
DOGS must be confined or kept on a leash except when hunting. Hunlers 
 
HORSES ANDBICYCLES are restricted to open, improved roads, designated trails, 
or designated areas. Horse and bicycle trails and areas may be closed dyring certain hunting seasons to avoid user conflicts. Bicyeles may be used on closed, 
improved roads for the purpose of hunter access. Horses may be used off roads 
and trails during permitted field trials. Horses and bicycles may be used on National Forest lands not otherwise closed. r!orses and bicycles are prohibited on the Appalachian Trail. 
 
must remove their dogs upon departure.  VEHICl:.ES: Roads may be closed at the 
 
ATVs are allowed on open, improved roads and designated trails only during the period between 2 hours before sunrise and 2 hours after sunset one day prior to and durihg big game and special hog only hunts except where otherwise specified. However, on National Forest lands including WMAs on the National Forest, ATVs are restricted to designated trails unless posted otherwise. 
DAY USE FEES.ON NATIONALFOREST LANDS: Forty-three "Parking for Day Use" areas are on 13 WMAs within National Forest lands. Hunters with a 
 
Trail dogs for rabbits are limited to discretion of the Department. Vehicles valid WMA license, Lifetime or Sports- 
 
Beagles, Basset hounds, and Dachs- may not be parked ih such a way as to man lieense may park in clay use areas 
 
hunds. Hunters are allowed to hunt block an open or closed roadway. All located within a WMA at no additional 
 
raccoons with trail dogs only. Bulldogs motor vehicl,es are restricted to im- cosl,while hunting from Aug. 15-May 15. 
 
and Airedales are not allowed on WM As proved roads op.en for vehicular access. Two exceptions are that WMA/Sports- 
 
ior hunting any species. Dogs are not "lmproved Roads" are roads t)lat re- man lip.ense holders will be required to 
 
allowed for pursuing or catching hogs. Owners are responsible for their dogs and any damage they may do to wildlife other than raccoon, fox, opossum, or bobcat. .Hunters whose dogs are found chasing deer may be charged with criminal trespass. Anyone wishing to pursue any game animal or furbearer 
for the purpose of training 9ogs may do so only during hunting dates for that 
 
eeive maintenance for the purpose of pay the full day-use fee at shooting hunter access, and "open roads" are ranges and boat ramps. Hunfers should 
roads not closed with a gate, sign, earth . fill out a day-use envelope and put ~_heir berm or similar device. Motor vehicles WMA/Sportsman license number on it. 
{including ATVs) must meet safety, Normal fees range from $2-$5. A $25 licensing, insurance and registration annual pass is also availabl~. The annual requirements for use on public roads. pass does not c~ver camping fe_es. The Vehicle and ATV operators must be at fees collected will be used to improve 
l~ast 16 y~ars old and have appropri~te recreational facilities arrd to rehabilitate 
,censes, insurance-, and safety equip- over-used and damaged a,reas. 
 
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706-632-8700 
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706-886-8321 
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125 N, Davis Dr 
 
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912-375-3038 
 
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107 Kings Bay Rd 
 
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 WMA Locator Map 
 each area in the Wr-.ftA hstmg. 
 
. P.HYSIOGRAPHIC  }:)ROVINCES* 
R = Ridge and Valley M = Mountain 
P = Piedmont 
= U = Upper Coastal Plain 
L Lower C0astal Plain 
 
Numbers following the acreage in the WMA fisting represent the supervising Game Management , 
Region offic!:l to contact tor 
....,_.f:..=r.Eor.ir.::;, _ additional Information (see page 3). 
 
 Georgia Wildlife Management Areas 
 
'inclding Public Fishing Areas, Heritage Preserves, and Parks Open for Hunting 
 
 
 
Numbers following the acreage represent the supervisingGame ManagementRegion 
 
 to contact for additional information (see page 3). 
 
1 
 
ALBANY NUASERYWMA (LAWRENCE PEARCE) 
 
Small Game- Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 29- Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum -Jan. No~ 15; Nov. 19-De~ 10; Dec. 16-Feb. 7-Feb. 15 on lands west of Butler and 
 
{300 ac.) 5 
 
28. Any small game with an open state Champney Islands only;_No Check-In. 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Dec. 13- season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Dove- Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20; Any 
 
Jan. 5; No Quota; Sign-In. 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; day Nov. 22-24; Dec. 1'0-Jan. 15; No 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Physically Dis- Dec. 16-Jan. 15. 
 
Check-In. No dove hunting on Butler 
 
abled Persons Only: Nov.29-Dec. 1; Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 29-Nov. 14; Island during waterfowl season. 
 
Dec. 6-8; Quota 1O; Check-In. 
 
Nov. 19-Dec. 9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; Fox, Waterfowl-Wed., Sat., Sun. and state 
 
Turkey-Physically Disabled Persons Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum -Dec. 1-9; holidays during State Season except 
 
Only; Mar. 29-30; April 12-13, 26-27; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Butler Island, which is Sat. only; 
 
Quota 2; Check-In. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows shooting hours on the entire area are 
 
Squirrel and Dove-Wed. afternoons only during state seasons; No Check-In; Shotgun Only. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Physically Disabled Persons Hunt for wheelchair hunters only. Hunters must apply by letter to the Wildlife Resources 
 
during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms on firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: During Ladies-Only hunts, men are restricted to campgrounds. No 
 
111ornings until 12:00 noon and until sunset on the last day of the season; Butler Island: Quota (20), maximum of 3 hunters per blind area; Check-In no later than 5:00 a.m. EST. Standby hunters will be issued unclaimed blinds. 
 
Division, 2024 Newton Rd., Albany, GA 31701 firearms allowed In US Corps of Engineers Feral Hogs-On all lands with bow and 
 
between Aug. 15 and Sept. 10 for deer hunts and developed campsites. 
 
arrow during archery season; on all 
 
between Feb. 15 and March 10 for tur1<ey hunts. Horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day lands except Butler, Champney, and 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM ALBANY: Take GA Hwy. 234 
 
(Gillionville Hwy.) west 11 miles; turn right on 
 
Tallahassee Rd.; go 1.2 miles to entrance marked 
 
by Wildlife Resources sign. 
 
' 
 
2 ALEXANDER WMA (1,300 ac.) 3 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28; Any 
 
during (jeer firearms season and before 10:00 a.m. during deer archery and turkey season. No ATV may be used at any time. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CARTERSVILLE: Take GA Hwy. 20 east from 1-75 5 miles to Wilderness Camp Rd. Continue on Hwy. 20 for 0.5 miles to check station. 
4 ALLEN CREEK WMA (1,550 ac.) 2 Deer-Archery Only (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
 
Rhett's Islands during firearms deer 
season a}ld with small game weapons from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
ALTAMAHA CORRIDOR LANDS (McIntosh, Long, and Wayne Cos.; 1330 ac.)-which consists of a 300 ft. wide section of non-c0ntiguous property including both sides of the Altamaha River extending from river mile 61 (Doe Eddy) to 1 mile east of Sansavilla 
 
small game with an open state seasori Turkey-Archery only; Mar. 23-May 15; Powerline Crossing (river mile 36). WMA 
 
may be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1-Nov. 30; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take 
Season-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dqg Training Only -Aug. 1-0ct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take 
Season-Oct. 15-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows d4ring archery deer hunts and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
Sign-In. 
 
 
 
Small Game-Archery only; Aug 15-Feb. 28; Any small game with an open state season may be taken. Sign-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESVILLE: Take GA 
Hwy. 60 south to jct. 1-985; continue south on GA 
Hwy 60 for 1.1 miles to Fullenwider Rd. on left; turn 
left and go to end of road. 
 
5 ALTAMAHA WMA {29,278 ac.) 7 Deer- Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-0ct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
stamp required to hunt and boundaries are posted with WMA signs c1nd paint. Alta.maha Cooridor Lancls are open for statewide .seasons. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Access to Rhetts Island at designated sites only, Camping . (estricted to designated campgrounds only. Refuges will be closed to firearms at all times, but open to hog .and deer hunting during archery deer season and to rabbit hunting with bow and arrow after last Saturday of waterfowl season. Firearms deer hunting allowed only on islands wes1 of Butler and Champney. All blinds, decoys, and other personal 
 
SPECl_i;L REGULATIONS: No camping on area. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 20- 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM WAYNESBORO: Take GA 26; Sign-In. 
 
Hwy. 24 easl 6 miles; turn right on Harrison Rd.; go. 
 
1.5 miles to sign-in board. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 2; 
 
Nov. 2'6-Dec. 25; Jan. 2-6; Sign-In. 
 
3 ALLATOONA WMA (9,300 ac.) 1 Firearms '(Eitheir Sex); Nov. 3-25; Dec. Deer and Bear-Archery (Either 26-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
 
Sex); Sept. 15-0ct. 25; Sign-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only and Bear); Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
Adult/Child, Honorary, an(:! Ladjes License Holders (Either Sex); Oct. 2728; Check-In. 
Ladies Only (Either Sex); Nov. 17-18; Check-In. 
 
Small Game (except snipe)-Aug. 15Feb. 28 during the state seasons except on Buller Island, which is open after last Saturday of waterfowl season. Snipe hunting is allowed Wed.-Sun. during state season, except on Butler Island which opens after last Saturday of 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Waterfowl Season; No Check-In. 
 
property must be removed immediately after hunt. Airboats are prohibited inside managed waterfowl impoundments. All roads and dikes are closed to motorized traffic unless otherwise spifcified. Rhetts Island Is closed to fishing, shrimping; and crabbing from Sept. 15-30 and during walerfowl season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DARIEN: Take US Hwy. 17 south 1.5 miles; check station Is on the, right. 
6 ARROWHEADPFA{377.ac.)1 Waterfowl-AdulVChild; (.only child can hunt); Dec. 15 and Jan 12, 2002; O.uota 30; Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULA!IONS: Hunters. may apply by letter to DNR, Arrowhead Game Management Se.cton, 2592 Floyd Springs Road, N.E. Armuchee, GA 30105. Shooting hours until 12:00 no9n. 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regulations 
 
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 DIRECTIONS FROM ROME: Take US Hwy. 27 small game hunts (with small game small game hunts (with small game 
 
north 9 miles to GA Hwy. 156; turn right (east) and weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and 
 
go 2.3 miles lo Floyd Springs Rd; turn left and go 2 during deer hunts. 
 
during deer hunts. 
 
miles to area. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with 15" DIRECTIONS FROM DUBLIN: Take US Hwy. 441 
 
7 B. F. GRANTWMA (11,870ac.)4 outside spread or 16" main beams are legal. No north 4.5 miles; turn right on Old Toomsboro Rd. 
 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck & hunting on pastures. 
 
and go 7.5 miles to WMA sign; turn right on Oconee 
 
Antlerless); Sept. 29-30; Oct. 6-7; Sign-In. DIRECTIONS FROM EATONTON: Take GA Hwy. Church Rd. and go 1.5 miles, lurn left at WMA sign. 
 
9 Fireafms (Quality Buck); Nov. 710, 21- 
 
16 west 0.7 miles; turn right on GA Hwy 44 1 Bypass; go 1.5 miles .to Godfrey Rd.; turn left and 
 
24; Quota 600; Check-In. 
 
go 6 miles to check station. 
 
BERRY COLLEGE WMA (20,491 ac.) 1 
 
Primitive Weapons (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Nov. 28-Dec. 1; Check-ln. 
Turkey-Adult/Child; Mar. 23-29; Sign-In. General Hunt; Mar. 30-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
8 BEAVERDAM WMA (5,534 ac.) 6 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 12; Oct. 20-26; Sign-In. 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only-Either Sex Last Two Days); Nov. 7-1 O; Nov. 28,Dec. 1; 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 28; Oct. 1Oct. 5; Oct. 8-Nov. 5; Nov. 11-19; Nov. 25-26; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be 
 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Oct. 13-1_9; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 1-3; Nov. 29Dec. 1; Sign-In. 
 
Quota 750; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. Small Game-Aug.15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 5; Nov. 11-26; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Any 
 
taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Qpossum, Fox, Bobcat Fox, Bobcat Dog, Training Only-Nov. 2-3; Nov. 16-17; Dec. 7-8; Dec. 14-15; Dec. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only-Either Sex Last Two Days); Nov. 8-10; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Signln. 
Smal I ~ame-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27- 
 
small game with an open state se-ason may be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-No Season. 
 
21-22; Dec. 28-29; Jan. 4-5; 11-12; 18- 29; Nov. 4-6; 11-27; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Any Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; 
 
19; 25-26; Feb. 1-2; 8-9; Feb. 15. No small game with an open state season Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Check-In. 
 
may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: There is no open 
 
Waterfowl- N' o hunting in MARSH ponds. 
Dove-$ept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be t~ken on 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-29; Nov. 46; 11-27; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In.' 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In . 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be taken on 
 
season for the taking of any wildlife on Beriy College Refuge. No firearms or bows and arrows are allowed on refuge. Hunters may not use the main campus for gaining access. 
Horses and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day during deer firearms season and before 1O:OO a.m. during de.er archery and turkey season. No 
 
ATV may be used at any time.. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM ROME: Take US Hwy. 27 
 
north 10 Jct. of Old Summerville-Rd.: lurn lef1 on Old 
Summerville Rd. and go 1.5 miles to jct with CCC Rd. at check slalion. 
 
10 BIG HAMMOCKWMA (6,946 ac.) 6 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 2; Oct. 7-26; Natural Area open for Archery deer hunting Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Dec. 8-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 14-17; Nov. 28-Dec. 1; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 1-3; C.heck-ln. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 46; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May f 5; ,Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oc!, 2729; Nov. 4-12, 18-26; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Natural Area-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Dec. 7; Jan. 7-Feb. 28. Any s.mall game with an open state s.eason may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-29; Nov. 4-11; Nov. 18-25. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 2-Feb. 15; No Che9kln. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No firearms deer hunting allowed in Natural Area and archeiy hunters may not hunt within 50 tee! of the nalure trail. 
DIRECTIONS FROM GLENNVILLE: Take US Hwy. t 44 south 12 miles to Allamaha River bridge: area delineated by yellow boundaiy signs. lies on both sides of Hw 144. 
 
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 11 BIG LAZER CREEK WMA (5,864 ac.) 4 
 
1 3 BLUE RIDGE WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) 
 
Oct. 26; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take SeasonJan. 2-Feb. 15'. No Check-In. 
 
Deer-Archery {Quality Buck & Antler- 
 
(38,900 ac.) 2 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; 
 
less); Sept. 15-Oct. 3; Oct. 7-18, 22-26; Deer and Bear- Archery (Either Sex); Dec. 10-Jan. 15. No Check-In. 
 
Sign-In. 
 
Sept. 15-Oct. 8; Oct. 14-26; Sign-In. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck Only-Either Sex Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 21- during archery deer season, with deer 
 
LastTwo Days); Oct. 31-Nov. 3; Nov. 14- 24; Dec. 5-8; Check-In. 
 
firearms during firearms deer hunts, and 
 
17; Quota 350; Check-In. 
 
Firearms {Either Sex & Bear) Nov. 9-10; with small game weapons on small 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Check-In. 
 
game dates from Dec 1-Feb 28. 
 
Nov. 30-Dec. 1; No Quota; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Oct. 20-21; Sign-In. 
Honorary License Holders (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Oct. 5-6; Sign-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex & Bear) Oct. 10-13; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 7; Nov. 11 -19; Nov. 25-Dec. 3; Dec. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No camping on area. Corps 61 Engineers campground may be used. 
DIRECTIONS FROM ELBERTON: Take GA Hwy, 72 east 11 miles to jct. wtth GA Hwy. 79; go 8 miles to Broad River; area is west of GA Hwy. 79 on both sides of Broad River. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-29; Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Apr. 9-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open DIRECTIONS FROM LINCOLNTON: Take GA 
 
6-12; Quota 50; Check-In." Apr. 20-May state season may be taken. No Check- Hwy. 79 north 20 miles to Broad River; area is on 
 
15; Sign-In. 
 
In. 
 
west side of GA Hwy. 79 on both sides of Broad 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27 Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 6; River. 
 
29; Nov. 4-12; Nov. 18-28; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Any small g\ime with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-29; Nov. 4-12; Nov. 18-28; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum -Dec. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with at least 4 points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. 
DIRECTIONS FROM TALBOTTON: Take US Hwy. 80 east 4 miles to Po Biddy Rd.; turn left and go 6.4 miles to first dirt road on left past Collinsworth Methodist Church; tum left and go 1.2 miles to check station. 
1 2 BLANTONCREEKWMA (4,752 ac.) 4 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck &Antlerless); Sept. 15-Oct. 17; Oct. 21-22; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Quality Buck-Antlerless Last Two Days); Oct. 24-27; Nov. 7-10; Quota 225; Check-In. 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Jan. 4-5; Quota 225; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Quality Buck & Antlerless); Oct. 19-20; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 28Nov. 5; Nov. 11-Jan. 2; Jan. 6-Feb. 28. Any sniall game with an open state 
 
Nov. 11-18, Nov. 25-Nov. 30. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-2; Dec. 9-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Waterfowl-No hunting on Jones Creek Dry Dam or Edmondson Pond managed impoundments. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. No limit. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day during primitive weapons and fireams deer seasons and before 10:00 a.m. during archery and turkey seasons, No hunting on Camp Merrill. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DAHLONEGA: To the Rock Creek check st111ion: take US Hwy. 19/GA Hwy. 60 north 9.3 miles to Stone Pile Gap; go left on GA 
Hwy. 60 for 18.7 miles to jct. USFS Road 1169; tum 
lefl and go 1 mile to the check station. To the Jones Creek check station: Travel 9 miles west on GA Hwy. 52 to Nimblewill Rd.; turn right and go 2.4 miles; turn right on USFS Ra. #28 and go 2.4 miles to USFS Road #77; lake left fork to check station. 
1 4 BROAD RIVER WMA (1,500 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
1 5 BROADRIVERNATURAL AREA (440 ac.) 2 
Deer-Archery Only (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Dec. 2; Np Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept 14; Dec. 3Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No CheckIn. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-No Season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DANIELSVILLE: Go north on US Hwy. 29 about 2 miles; tum right on GA Hwy. 281; go 4 miles and cross Broad River; go 0.3 mile; area is on right. 
1 6 BULLARDCREEKWMA (13,883 ac.) 6 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 9; Oct. 14-26; Sign-In. Ocmulgee Tract open for Archery deer hunting only Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 31-Nov. 3; Nov. 28-29; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. '30-Dec. 1; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either' Sex); Oct. 1113; Check-In. 
 
season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; 
 
Raccoon, Opossum--:Oct. 28-Nov. 5; Sign-In 
 
Nov. 11 -30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-Jan. 1; 
 
Opossum-Dec. 1-Jan. 2; Jan. 6-Feb. Sign-In. 
 
15; No Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 20- 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; 26. Sign-In. 
 
 
 
Dec. 10-Jan. 15. No Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Waterfowl-No Hunting on MARSH Small Game-Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any 
 
Pond. 
 
small game with an open state season 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with at least may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
4 points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. 
DIRECTIONS FROM WEST POINT: Take GA Hwy. 103 south 10 miles from West Point to mile marker 6 and tum right to check station.  
 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only -Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-26; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bpbcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1- 
 
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 Adult/Child (Either Sex); Nov. 17-18; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2729; Nov. 4-15; Nov. 19-26; Dec. 2 Feb.28. Ocmulgee Tract Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Jan. 7-Feb. 28. Any small game with 
 
18 CHATTAHOOCHEE WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (25,000 ac.} 2 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex & Bear); Nov. 2-3; Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex & Bear) Nov. 1617; Check-In. Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Dec. 5-8; Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex & Bear); Oct. 17-20; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
an open state season may be taken. No Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 21-24; Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 15; Oct. 21- 
 
Check-In. 
 
Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
 
Nov. 14; Nov. 18-Dec. 3; Dec. 9-Feb. 28. 
 
1 7 Raccoon, Opossum Oct. 27-28; Nov. 4- 
14; Nov. 19-25. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum -Dec. 2-Feb 15; No Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY TRACT: Access is limited.to foot ot boat travel only. Antlered bucks may be harvested only if they have a minimum oi 4 points on one side. 
DIRECTIONS FROM HAZELHURST: Take US Hwy. 221 north 7 miles; turn left at entrance sign; 
go to check station. 
 
CEDARCREEKWMA (OCONEE NF) (29,000 ac.) 4 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15- 
 
Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2731; Nov. 4-19; Nov. 25-Dec. 1O; Dec. 16Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 15-30; Nov. 418; Nov. 25-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum - Dec. 1-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15. No Check-In. Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLEVELAND: Take GA Hwy. 75 lo Rcbertstown and continue 0.3 miles north to Att. 
 
Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 21-Nov. 13; Nov. 18-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-2; Dec. 9-Feb. 15. No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLEVELAND: Take US Hwy. 129 north 10.5 miles to Turner's Comer; turn left onto US Hwy. 19;go0.5mile;take first right ontoDick'sCreek Rd.; go 1 mile to check station driveway on left across from campground. 
 
21 Firearms (Buck Only-Either Sex Last GA Hwy. 75; turn left; cross bridge; turn right at first 
 
Day); Oct. 31-Nov. 3; Check-In. 
 
road; go 2.8 miles to check station. 
 
CHICKASAWHATCHEE WMA (13,500 ac.) 5 
 
19 Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 10-24; Sign- 
In. 
 
CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER STATE PARK (1,200ac.)2 
 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck&Antlerless); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Dec. 6-8; Check- Deer-Archery Only (Either Sex); Sept 15- Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless Last 
 
In. 
 
Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
 
Day); Nov. 14-17; No Quota; Dec. 5-8, 
 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Dec. 26-28; Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
12-15; Quota 400; Check-In. 
 
Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept.14; Dec. 3-25; Adult/Child (Quality Buck & Antlerless); 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Jan. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with an Dec. 26-28; Check-In.  
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 20 open state season may be taken. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Quality Buck & 
 
29; Nov. 4-8; Nov. 25-Dec. 4; Dec. 9-24; Dec. 29-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Waterfo~I-Statewide season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESVILLE: Take Hwy 129 north to jct. of GA Hwy. 284; turn right on Hwy. 284 and go 5.8 miles to North Browning Bridge Rd.; 
 
Antlerless); Oct. 20-26; No Quota; SignIn. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-29; Mar. 30- Apr. 5; Quota 40; Sign-In. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-29; Nov. turn right, and tumleft on gravel road. Sign-in Kiosk Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27- 
 
4-8; Nov. 25-30. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, is on right. 
 
Nov. 12; Nov. 18-Dec. 3; Dec. 9-10; Dec. 
 
20 Opossum -Dec. 1-4; Dec. 9-24; Dec. 
29-Feb.15. No Check-In. 
 
CHESTATEE WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) 
 
16-24; Dec. 29-Feb 28. Any sm~II game with an open state season may be 
 
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Hwy. 16 east 0.75 mile; take right fork on GA Hwy. Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex & Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only-- 
 
212 and go 12 miles to check station sign; follow , Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 15; Sign-In. 
 
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 Seasorr0ct. 15-19; Oct. 27-Nov. 12; 3Q-Dec. 1; Quota 150; Check-In. 
 
Nov. 18-Dec. 3; Dec. 9-1 O; Dec. 16-24; Turkey-Adult/Child; Mar. 23-29; Mar. 
 
Dec. 29-Feb. 15. 
 
30-Apr. 5; Apr. 6-12; Quota 20; Sign-In. 
 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 19; Oct. 27-Nov. 12; Nov. 18-30; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Dec. 13, 9-10, 16-24; Dec. 29-Feb. 15. 
Feral Hogs-March 2-8; No Quota; SignIn and may be taken with bows during 
 
General Hunt; Apr. 20-26; April 27-May 3; May 4-10; Quota 20; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Npv. 7; Nov. 11-Nov. 20; Nov. 25-28; Dec. 2-12; Dec. 16-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be 
 
archery deer hunts, with deer firearms taken. No Check-In. 
 
during firearms deer hunts, and with small Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 7; 
 
game weapons during small game Nov. 11-20; Nov.. 25-28; Fox, Bobcat, 
 
dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. No limit. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 2-12; Dec. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with at least 4 points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. 
DIRECTIONS FROM ALBANY: Take GA Hwy. 91 south 4 miles to jct. with GA Hwy. 62; turn right and go 15 miles to Jordan's Grocery and follow signs. 
 
16-Feb. 15; No Cneck-ln. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15. No Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Apply for AdulVChild turkey hunts by letter to Wildlife Resources Division, 1014 Martin Luther King Blvd., Ft. Valley, 
 
2 2 CLARKS HILL WMA (12,703 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 2; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 18-Dec. 5; Sigr:i-ln. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 15-17; Dec. 6-8; Check-In. Honorary License Holders (Either Sex); Oct. 4-6; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 1619; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 714; Oct. 20-Nov. 13; Dec. 9-Mar. 15. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-Nov.13; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 9-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Georgia 31030 between Feb. 1-28. (see Adult/Child Hunts on page 14) 
DIRECTIONS FROM MANSFIELD: "Take GA Hwy. 1i south 2.7 miles; turn left at WMA Sign; follow signs 2 miles to check station. 
24 COHUTTAWMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (95,265 ac.) 1 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26;Sign-ln. 
Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 1518; Nov. 29-0ec. ;2; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 13; Nov. 19-27; Dec. 3-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum- Fri. and Sat; Dec. 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29; Jan. 4-5, 11-12, 18-19, 25-26; Feb. 1-2; 8-9, 15; No Check-In. 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10- Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 
 
Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
 
during archery deer hunts, with deer 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows firearms on 1irearms deer hunts, and 
 
during archery deer season, with deer with small game weapons during small 
 
firearms during firearms deer hunts, and game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
with small game weapons on small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Area west of US Hwy. 78/GA Hwy. 17 is open for hunting during statewide seasons only. 
DIRECTIONS FROM THOMSON: Take US Hwy. 78 north 10 miles; turn right on Smith Mills Rd. al WMA sign: go 2.5 miles to check station. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM ELLIJAY: From Town Square, take GA Hwy. 52 west 9.2 miles and turn right on USFS Road #18 al Conasauga Lake sign; 
go 3.5 miles to jcl. with usr,:s Road #68, turn right, 
and go 2.0 miles to Holly Creek check station. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CHATSWORTH: Take US Hwy. 411 North to Eton; turn right at traffic light and follow Holly Creek Rd. 11.6 miles to check slation. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CISCO: Take GA Hwy. 2; go 
 
23 CLYBELWMA (CHARLIE ELLIOTT WILDLIFE CENTER) (6,400 ac.) 4 
Deer- Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 17; Sign-ln. 
Honorary License Holders (Either Sex); 
 
3 miles to jct. wilh West Cowpen Rd.; check station at jct. 
25 COOPERS CREEK WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (30,000 ac.) 2 Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
 
Nov. 9-10; Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 14- 
 
Adult/Child-(Either Sex); Oct. 19-26; 17; Nov. 28-Dec. 1; Check-In. 
 
Dec.14-15; Sign-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex & Bear); 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 22-24; Nov. Oct. 31-1\lov. 3; Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2729; Nov. 4-12, 18-26; Dec. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum- Oct. 15-Oct. 28; Nov. 4-11 Nov. 18-25; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer season, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons. during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DAHLONEGA: Take GA Hwy. 60 north 26 miles to jct. of Coopers Creek Rd; turn right and go 0.5 mile to jct. of USFS Road #236; turn left and go 4 miles to jct. of USFS Road #4; turn right and go 0.5 mile to check station on right. 
DIRECTIONS FROM BLAIRSVILLE: Take Old Blue ~idge Hwy west 5 miles to Mulkey Gap Rd.; turn -left and travel 8.5 miles to check station on left. DIRECTIONS FROM BLUE RIDGE: Take US Hwy. 76 east 5 miles to fl1organton; take GA Hwy. 60 south 16 miles lo Coopers Creek Grocery; turn lefl on USFS Road #4; go 5 miles to check station on right 
26 COOSAWATTEEWMA BALLGROUND TRACT (10,515 ac.) 1 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only) Oct. 26-28; Nov. 811; Dec. 7-9; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 29- 
Nov. 6; Nov. 12-Dec. 5; Dec. 10-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
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 Raccoon, Opossum-Oct 29-Nov. 5; Nov. 12-Dec. 4; Dec. 10-Feb. 15. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-4; Dec. 10-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Waterfowl-State Season; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15. Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
2 7 COOSAWATTEE CARTER'S LAKE ARCHERY AREA (3,635 ac.) 1 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 31; Nov, 4-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan.1; Sign-In. 
Physically Disabled Persons  Only Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 2-3; Quota 40; Check-In. 
Bear-Archery; Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Nov. 4Dec. 2; Sign-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Dec. 325; Jan. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with and open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, OpossL ---Dec. 3-24; Jan. 2-Feb. 15. 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22,24; Dec. 10-23; Jan. 2-15. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts and with small game weapons on small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Physically Disabled Persons hunt for wheelchair hunters only. Hunters must apply by .le\ter to  U.S. Almy Corps of Engineers, P.O. Box 96, Oakman, GA 30732 between Aug. 15 and Sept. 10. DIRECTIONS FROM CHATSWORTH: From traific light at Courthouse, go 11 miles south on Old US Hwy. 411; turn lett at Carters Lake Powerhouse sign and go 1 mile to check station. DIRECTIONS FROM ELLIJAY: Take GA Hwy. 282 west to intersection with Old US Hwy. 411; go south 3.8 miles; tum leH at Carters Lake Powerhouse and go 1 mile to check station. 
28 CROCKFORD-PIGEON MOUNTAIN WMA (1"4,396 ac.) 1 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct 1B; Oct. 22-26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 14-17; Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
Adult/Child, Honorary, and Ladies Firearms (Either Sex}; Oct. 20-21; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
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Nov. 12; Nov. 18-Dec. 1O; Dec. 16-Feb. 28; No Check-In. Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 12; Nov. 18-Dec. 9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; Fox, Bobcc;1t, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-11; Dec. 16-Jan. 15. No CheckIn. 
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Waterfowl-Statewide season except during managed deer hunts. No Checktn. 
SPEciAL REGULATIONS: Horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day during fireanns seasons and before 10:00 a.m. during archery and turkey season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE: Take GA Hwy. 193 west 2.5 miles to Chamberlain Rd.; turn left and go 3 miles to Rocky Lane Rd.; turn right and go 0.5 mile to check station. 
 
29 DAWSON FORESTWMA (25,052 ac.) 2 
 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Quality Buck and Antlerless & Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 3; Oct. 8-15; Dec. 2-9; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Adult/Child Quality Buck and Antlerless & Bear) Oct. 5-7; Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Bear);.Oct. 31Nov. 3; Nov. 14-17; Nov. 30-Dec. 1; Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Quality Buck and Antlerless & Bear); Oct. 17-20; Check- 
 
In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game- Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 21  29; Nov. 4-12; Nov. 18-28; Dec. 10-Feb. 28. Any small game wlth an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 21-28; Nov. 4-11; Nov. 18-27; Fox, Bob~at, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 10-Feb. 15; No CheckIn. 
 
Dove-(on managed .fields) Sept. 1, 8, 
 
15, 22, 29; Nov 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15. 
 
No Check-In. 
 
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Waterfowl-State sec;1son during small game dates; No. Check-In; No hunting on managed waterfowl impoundment 
behind horse camp. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken With bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with 4 or more points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. Horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day during firearT]ls deer seasons and before 10:00 a.m. during archery and turkey seasons. 
 
Wildlife Resources Division 
 
 DIRECTIONS FROM DAWSONVILLE: Take GA 1-4; Nov. 29-Dec. 2; Dec. 13-16, 27-30; 
 
Hwy. 53 west 6 miles; turn right onto driveway just Sign-In. 
 
before large redwood sign; check station is at top of 
 
hill. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 15-17; 
 
30 Check-In. DI-LANE WMA (8,100 ac.) 3 Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 3Deer-Archery (Quality Buck and 6;-Check-ln. 
 
Antlerless); Sept. 15-Oct. 15; Sign-In. 
 
Bear-Archery; Sept. 28-29; Oct. 12-13; 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck and Antlerless); Sign-In. 
 
Oct. 17-20; Quota 400; Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons: Oct. 5-6; Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck and Antlerless); Oct. 31 -Nov. 3; Nov.15-17; No Quota; Check-In. 
 
Firearms; Nov. 15-17; Check-In. Note: Bears may not be taken on the Federal 
 
portion of Cowhouse Island. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Quail-Adult/Child; Dec. 1; General 
Hunt; Dec. 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 29; Feb. 2, 
9, 16; Quota: 8 parties per hunt; maximum 3 hunters per party; limit 6 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Oct. 1; Oct. 7Nov. 13; Nov. 18-Feb. 28. Any small 
game with an open state season may be taken. No Check~ln. 
 
quail/person, 12 quail/party; Check-In. Quail hunters may take woodcock, snipe, and other gamebirds with an open season. Apply for quail quota hunts by letter. Include hunters' name, 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 29; Nov. 512; 18-26; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 3-10, 17-24; Dec. 31Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
address, birth date, hunter safety no., Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; 
 
and hunt dates in order of preference Dec. 10-Jan. 15. 
 
Send letter to: Wildlife Resources DIRECTIONS FROM WAYCROSS: Take US Hwy. 
 
Division, 142 Bob Kirk Rd., Thomson, GA 30824. Deadline-October 15. 
 
1south6 miles to GA Hwy. 177; tum left and follow signs to check station. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM BRUNSWICK: Go to 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Nov. 18- Hoboken; take US Hwy. 82 west 6 miles to GA 
 
30; Dec. 2-7, 9-1 1, 13-14, 16-18, 20-21, Hwy. 177; turn left and follow signs to check 
 
23-28; Feb. 1, 3-8, 10-15, 17-28. Small station. 
 
game hunting is also allowed on area 
 
south of Rocky Creek from Dec. 30-Jan. 
 
31. Any small game (except quail) with 
 
an open state season may be taken. No 
 
Check-In. 
 
31 (A) DOERUNNATURALAREA (600 ac.) 5 , 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Nov. 1-30; Sign-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Doerun Natural. Area contains rare species and sensitive habitats. To protect these resources, vehicular access is limited to entrance road and parking area. No ATVs or horses are allowed on the area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DOERUN: Take Hwy. 133 south two (2) miles; turn left at Natural Area sign. 
 
32 DUKES CREEK/SMITHGALL CONSERVATION AREA 
 
 
 
(4,500 ac.) 2 
 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck & Antlerless); 
 
Oct. 4-6, 11 -13; Quota 200; Check-In. Reserve Archery hunt days by telephone 
 
(706-878-3087) beginning Sept. 22. 
 
firearms (Quality Buc.k & Antlerless and  
 
Bear); Nov. 15-17, Dec. 6-8; Quota 200; Check-In. 
 
Adult/Child or Honorary License Holders; (Either-sex & Bear); Nov. 2124; Quota .200; Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Quality Buck & 
Antlerless and Bear); Dec. 13-15; Quota 200; Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 28-30; Apr. 11 -13, 25-27; Quota 20; Check-In. 
Small Game-Sept,. 14-15; Oct. 26'27; Nov. 
2-3, 9-10, Nov. 301IDec. 1; Jan. 4-5, 18-19, 
 
Raccoon, Opposum-Oct. 21-28; Nov.  4-12, 18-30. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 28; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10-11, 13-14, 16-18, 20-21, 23-28. Dove hunting on designated fields only; Jan. 1-15 south of Rocky Creek.. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows  during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with 4 or more points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. For bird dog field trials apply by letter to: Ray Jeffers, GA Field Trial Association, P.O. Box87, Cedartown, GA 30125. Bird dog training allowed Oct. 26-28. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM WAYNESBORO: Take Hwy 25 South to 4th Street. Turn right on 4th StreeVHerndon Rd. and go 10 miles. Follow signs to check station. 
 
31 DIXON MEMORIAL WMA (36,134 ac.) 6 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 1; Oct. 7-26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-28; Nov. 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regulations 
 
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25-26; Feb. 8-9, 15-16; Sign-In/Sign-Out. Hunting by Reservation only. Maximum of 25 hunters per hunt period. Reserve small game hunt days by telephone (706-878-3087) beginning Sept. 10. Fox, Bobc a t, Raccoon, O pos s um-Nov. 30 -Dec. 1; Jan. 4-5, 18-19, 25-26; Feb . 8 -9 ; Sign-In/Sign-Out. Hunting by Reserv ation only. Maximum of 10 hunters per hunt period. Reserve furbearer hunts by telephone (706-8783087) beginning Nov. 26. Feral Hogs- Hunting a llowed w ith bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons after Oct. 28 during small game hunts. SPECIAL REGULATIONs.--OV'f bucks with 4 or more 
porits (one nch or longer) on el1her side are legal. For 
Adull/Ch4ld or Honorary lkense Holders hlflt, hlflters must apply by letter to WRD-Game Management, 2150 Dawsonville Hwy., Gainesville, GA 30501 by 
Sept. 10. (see Adult/Child Hunts on page 14) 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLEVELAND: Take US Hwy. 129 north to jct. of GA Alt. 75; turn right and go 5.4 miles to stone pillars on right; turn right into Smithgalf Woods; follow signs to check station. DIRECTIONS FROM HELEN: Take GA Hwy. 75 north to jct. of GA Alt. 75; turn left and go 2.2 miles to stone pillars; tum left into Smilhgall Woods; follow signs to check station. 
3 3 ELBERTCOUNTYWMA (2,567 ac.) 3 
Deer- Archery (Either-Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Beverly Tract open for archery h unting o nly Sep t. 15-Jan . 1; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 20 26~ Sign-In. 
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Firearms (Bucks Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; Turkey- Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Sign-In . 
 
Small Game- Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-Jan. 1; small game with an open state season 
 
Sign-In. 
 
may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training OnlyAug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-26; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 26; Feb. 16-Mar: 19. Take SeasonJ an. 2- Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer. hu nts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM ELBERTON: BEVERLY TRACT: Take GA Hwy. 72 east 5 miles; tum north on Pearl Mill Rd.; go 1.5 miles to area. NOTE: Deer hunting is archery only. ELBERT TRACT: Take GA Hwy, 72 east 10 miles to Bobby Brown State Park Rd.; turn south; area is east of road. HEARDMONT TRACT: Take GA Hwy. 72 east 5 miles; turn north on Pearl Mill Rd.; bear to the right 
 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only -Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb . 16-Mar. 19. , Take Season-Oct. 15-26; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 26; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season -Jan 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1- Feb. 28. 
Waterfowl-Sat. only during State Season on waterfowl impoundments; No Check-In. 
DIRECTIONS FROM WASHINGTON: Take GA Hwy. 44 East; go through Danburg; tum right on O'hara Standard Road and go to Jones Chapel: turn left; road enters area. 
DIRECTIONS TO WATERFOWL AREA FROM LINCOLNTON: Take GA Hwy. 79 eight miles to Midway Church; turn left on dirt road; go 1.5 miles to sign. 
36 FLINT RIVER WMA (2,350 ac.) 5 
 
on Heardmont Rd.; at jct with road tum right to area. 
PICKENS TRACT: Take GA Hwy. 77 north about 1.5 miles; turn right on Ruckersville Rd.; go about 10 miles; llxn right on Turner Hill Rd.; continue to entrance sign. 
VAU0HTER TRACT: Tako GA Hwy. 77 north 3 miles and veer right on Hwy. 368. Go 3 miles 
 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck &Antlerless); 
Sept. 15-Oct. 23; Nov. 3 17; Sign- In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Physically Disabled Persons Only; Oct. 25-27; C h e c,k - l n . Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless); 
 
to Harmony Road. Turn left on Harmony Nov. 2 9-Dec. 1; Quota 75; C heck-In. 
 
R~ad and continue.~o entrance sign o~ right. 
34 ELMOOEL WMA (1,576 ac.) 5 Deer-Ar~hery (Either Sex); 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23_29; Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Quota 15; Ch.eek-In; Apl'. 6-May 15; 
 
S ign-In. 
 
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Sept. 15-Jan. 6 
 
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Small p a m ~at. and State holid~ys; ,Nov, :2.;)~~v. ~8~2:7; De_c, l:H~~b.,e_a.-.~ny 
 
A ny small ,game with a n open state small game witfl an open state se,ason 
 
season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
may be. taken; No Checkln. 
 
D o v e-Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20; Nov'. Fox, .B o bcat, Raccoon, Opossu !TI-No 
 
22-24; Dec. 10-Jan 15. 
 
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Fox, B obca t, Raccoon , Opossum-No Season. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM NEWTON: Take GA Hwy. 37 
a north ml1es; turn left on Power Dam Rd.; area is 
on right. 
 
35 FlS. HIN,u.. CREEKWMA (2,903 ,ac.) 3 
 
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Deer-A rchery (Either Sex); Sept. 15- 
 
Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Bucks Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-Jan. 1; 
Sign-In. Primit ive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; Sig n-In. 
 
Feral H o g s - May b e ta.ken with -.bows during archery deer hunts, witt:i deer 
firearms during firearms deerhul'ltS, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb: 28. , 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS-Only .buc~s with , .15' outside spread or'. 16' main 'beams are legal.. Physically Diabled hunt for wheelchair hunters only. Each physically disabled hunter may bring an attendent (if needed) who may provide assistance but not hunt. 
DIRECTIONS FROM VIENNA: Take GA Hwy. 27 west 10 miles; tum righl on GA Hwy. 230 and go 1 mile; veer left on River Rd. and go 6 miles to 
Pleasant Hill Church; area is on the left. 
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Oct. 27 - Jan. 1: Buck only except during Either Sex Days. All counties in the Northern Zone 
EXCEPT Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, that portion of Fulton lying north of GA Hwy. 92, and that portion of Bibb County east of 1-75 and 1-475 to a line following US Hwy. 129 north to GA Southern and FL Railroad and north of Seaboard Coastline Railroad to Twiggs County. In the portion of Bibb open for firearms deer hunting and in Forsyth County south of GA Hwy. 20. , Only shotguns loaded with buckshot and primitive weapons may be used (no other firearms allowed). Antler restrictions in Hancock, Meriwether and Troup County: ONLY antlered bucks with at least four points (one inch or longer) on either side are legal. 
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Fulton (north of GA Hwy. 92), portions of Bibb, and all of Clayton, Cobb, and Dekalb counties are closed to DEER hunting with firearms. (Note: Shotguns loaded with buckshot only and muzzleloaders may be used in Forsyth County south ofGA Hwy. 20. 
 
On The Cover: Prior to European settlement, wild turkeys were abundant throughout Georgia. 
However, habitat loss and market hunting depleted wild turkey populations. In 1973, Georgia's wild turkey population was estimated at 17,000 birds. As a result of protection, relocation and habitat management Georgia's turkey population has grown to over 300,000. The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWfF) is a nonprofit conservation and education organization dedicated to conserving wild turkeys and preserving hunting traditions. In Georgia, the NWTF has over 15,000 members and has donated over $1 .6 million to fund wild turkey restoration and management projects. Support your local NWfF Chapter, call 1-800-THE- 
NWfF orvisitwww.nwtf.org. Photo provided bythe NWTF. 
 
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 SOUTHERN ZONE DEER SEASON 
 
Archery and Primitive Weapons Seasons are listed on page 9 
 
r:@""'d_--i!~f~f-tnp.-tlBuck -'xcii~~ portfon 111nar 
 
only except during either sex days. All counties in the Southern Zone of Glynn County lying w ithin Jekyll Island. Dooly and Macon Counties: ONLY 
 
antlered bucks with a minimum outside antler spread of 15 inches are legal. Harris, Montgomery, 
 
Randolph and Talbot Counties: ONLY antlered bucks with at least four points (one inch or longer) 
 
on either side are legal. 
 
Either Sex Days Map 
 
Ech_pls County is closed to 
ANTLERLE.SS d_!!er hnting 
 
Baker 
Bryan Brantley Bulloch Burke Calhoun Camden Candler Charlton Chatham 
 
Dog Hunting: Oct. 27 - Jan. 6 
 
Clinch Decatur Dougherty Early Echols Effingham Emanuel Evans Glynn Grady 
 
Jenkins Lanier (East of the Alapaha 
River and southeast of US Hwy. 221) 
Liberty Long Mc Into sh Pierce (Southeast of US 
Hwy. 82, and portion lylng northwest of US Hwy. 82 and northeast of Pleasant Hill Rd) 
 
Screven Semi nole Tattnall Thomas Ware (South of Hwy. 82) Washington (North of GA 
Hwy. 24) 
Wayne (North of us Hwy. 
341 and west of Beard's Bluff Road, north of GA Hwy. 169. and southeast of US Hwy. 84) 
 
Dog Hunting: Nov. 24 - Jan. 6 
At kinson (South of US Hwy. 82) Jefferson Jo hnson (East of GA Hwy. 15) 
 
Dog Hunting: Dec. 8 - Jan. 6 
 
C ol q u i t t Marion Stewart 
 
Terrell Webster 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regula1ions 
 
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  3 7 GERMANYCREEKWMA (1,200 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; No Check-In. 
Firearms (Bucks Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; 
No Check-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-Jan. 1; No Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; No Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Mar. 15. P.ny 
 
small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only -Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-26; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 26; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take SeasonJan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms duri~g firearms aeer hunts, and with small game weapons during 
 
small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No camping on area; Corps of Engineers campgrounds may be used. Access by boat only: Unauthorized motor vehicles prohibited on area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM THOMSON: Access only by boat (Nearest boat ramp is Raysville Bridge on GA Hwy. 43 approximately 12 miles north of Thomson), The area is to the east of bridge access. 
38 GRANDBAYWMA (8,663 ac.) 6 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sat. & Sun.; Sept. 15-16, 22-23, Sept. 29-30; Oct. 6-7, 20-21; Nov. 10-11, d-25; Dec. 8-9, 22 23, 29-30; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-28; Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 3-4, 17-18; Dec. 1-2, 15-16; Jan. 5-6; Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 1314; Check-In. 
 
Small Game- Aug. 18-19, 25-26; Sept. 12, 8-9; Jan. 12-13, 19-20, 26-27; Feb. 2-3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24. Any small game with an open state season may be taken, except that no shooting of fox squirrels allowed. No Check-In. 
 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum- No Season. 
 
Waterfowl-Sat. & Sun. only during state season; No Check-In. Shooting hours end at 12:00 noon. 
 
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SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Outboard motors in waterfowt inpoundments lintted to 10 l'4) or less. No firearms hunting, except for doves and smal1 game, within designated archery only areas. No ATVs or motorcycles allowed on area. A valid Moody Air Force Base Hunting and Fishing Permit may be substituted for WMA ricense. 
DIRECTIONS FROM VALDOSTA: Take US Hwy 221 north 8 miles; lum le/1 on Knights Academy Rd.; go 1.5 miles to entrance road on right; lollow signs to check station. 
39 GRIFFINRIDGEWMA (5,616 ac.) 7 
 
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(planting and seeding) 
 
 Equipment Purchases  Maintenanc~and Operating Expenses  Refinance short-tenn debt 
 
Deer- Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 18; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 20-21; Quota 100; Check-In. 
 
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Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 15-17; Dec. 13-15; Quota 100; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Either Sex) Nov. 3-4; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Apr. 6-12, 13-19, 2026, 27-May 3; Quota 25; Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 22 Nov. 1; Nov. 5-13; Nov. 18-Dec. 11 ; Dec. 16-Feb 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
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Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum- No Season. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
 
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 4 4 SPECIAL REGULATIONS-No ATVs or horses south 1.5 miles; \urn left onto Liberty Hill Rd.; go 4 
allowed on area. No vehicles allowed beyond miles to the end of tne pavement at Cedar Creek; the 
 
JOE KURZ WMA (3,691 ac.) 4 Deer-Archery (Quality Buck & 
 
designated parking areas. Check-In at Fountain area lies to the south. 
 
Antlerless); Sept. 15-Oct. 12; Sign-In. 
 
Hole Camping Area. River access allowed. Camping only at Fountain Hole Camping Area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM LUDOWICI: Take US Hwy. 301 South 4.5 miles. The area is on the right (north} of highway. 
 
4 2 HORSE CREEK WMA (8,392 ac.) 6 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-25; Sept. 30-Oct. 10; Oct. 14-Nov. 7; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless Last 
 
Day); Oct. 24-27; Nov. 7-10: Quota 100: 
 
C h e c k-I n. 
 
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Turkey- Mar. 23-29; Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Apr. 
 
6-12: Quota 25; General Hunt; Apr. 13- 
 
4 0 HANNAHATCHEE CREEK WMA (5,640 ac.) 5 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex) Oct. 2026; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Bucks Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 2; 
 
Nov. 26-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
 
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Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 3-25; Sign-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 7-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Dove-Sept. 22-Oct. 21; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan 15; No Check-In. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 9-11; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 15-17; Dec. 6-8; Check-In. Honorary License Holders (Either Sex); Oct. 12-13; Sign-In. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Sept. 27-29; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Nov. 1213; Nov. 18-Dec. 4; Dec. 9-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. Raccoon, Opossum-Nov. 12; Nov. 18-30. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-3; Dec. 9-15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small 
 
May 15; Sign-In. Small Game- Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 1322; Oct. 28-Nov. 5; Nov. 11-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 15-22: Oct. 28Nov. 5; Nov. 11-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only bucks with 15" outside spread or 16" main beams are legal. 
DIRECTIONS FROM WOODBURY: Go norlh on GA Hwy. 85 for 7.5 miles to Gay; turn right at red liohi; cross the railroad !racks; check station Is 2.7 mileson 
lefl. 
 
during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small 
game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
game dates Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM JACKSONVILLE: Take GA Hwy. 117 east 6 miles; turn right at sign; then turn right at information board; follow road 10 check 
 
45 JOHN'SMOUNTAINWMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (23,958 ac.) 1 
Deer and Bear- Archery (Either Sex}; 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: All deer harvested Nov. 3-4 must be checked at WMA check station. WMA bonus deer tags will be provided on these dales; hunters should not record a ki ll on the deer harvest 
 
station. 
4 3 J. L. LESTER WMA (477 ac.) 1 Deer-Firearms (Either Sex) 
 
Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 21-24; Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
 
record. 
 
Adult/Child; Oct. 13; Quota 20; Check-In. Adult/Child, Honorary and Ladies (Either 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM RICHLAND: Take GA Hwy. 27 west toward Lumpkin: Go 4 miles to 1st paved road; turn right and go 3 miles; Mn lefl and go 1 mile to 1sl dirt road on right; turn right and proceed to check station. 
41 HARTCOUNTYWMA (1,000 ac.) 2 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; No Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Either sex); Oct. 20 26; No Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Dec. 29-30; Jan. 5-6, 12-13, 
 
19-20; Lim~ 3 rabbits pJr person. Any small game with an open state season 
 
may be taken. 
 
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Training Season-Sept. 1-Apr. 30 except 
 
during managed hunts and scheduled 
 
field trials. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training On/y- 
 
Aug. 1-Oct. 11 & 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Sex) Nov. 3-4; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 1; Nov. 5-19; Nov. 25-Dec. 10; Dec. 16-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-31; Nov. 518; Nov. 25-Dec. 9; Dec. 16-Feb.15; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only): Oct. 27-Dec. 2; Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. Dove- Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 16-Jan. 
 
No Check-In. 
 
1-Oct 11; Feb. 16-Mar. 1g ! Take Season-- 15. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 21-25; No Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Feral Hogs--May be taken on small 
 
Check-In. 
 
Dove (Adult/Child)-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; game hunts (with small game weapons 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. Dec. 29; Jan. 5, 12 (except during field only) Dec 1-Feb 28 and during deer 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept 14; Dec. 3 trials). 
 
hunts. 
 
Feb. 28. Any small game with an open Waterfowl-State season except during DIRECTIONS FROM CALHOUN: Take GA Hwy. 
 
state season may be taken; No Check-In. scheduled field trials. 'i 
 
136C norlh 6 miles to Sugar Valley: lum lei! and go 6 
 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1 Oct. 19; Feb 16-Mar 19; Take Season-Dec. 3-Feb. 15; No Check-In. Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only-Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-19; Dec. 3-Feb. 15. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10-Jan. 
15; No Check-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Mail AdulUChild deer (by Sept. 10) hunt application lelters to: Wildlife Resources Oivisicn, Grune Management Section, 2592 Floyd Springs Rd. NE, Armuchee, GA 30105. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CEDARTOWN: South of Cedartown at juncion ot Bus. U.S. Hwy 27 and U.S. Hwy 27. Go north on U.S. Hwy 27 1/4 mile to Cason Rd. Turn right onto Cason Rd. and go 4.3 miles to check stalion. 
 
miles to Lake Maivin; check station 1s at The Pocket. 
46 KEGCREEKWMA(800ac.)3 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 1; No Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. Small Game- Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM HARTWELL: Take GA Hwy. 77 Page 34 
 
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 Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only Hwy. 197 North 21 miles to the Lake Burton Fish or a developed recreation area (i.e. beach, 
 
-Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Hatchery. Turn left, opposite hatchery, and go 0.3 campground, boat ramp, etc.) 
 
Season-Oct. 15-Feb. 15; No Check-In. miles to check station. 
 
DIRECTIONS: Directions for both Seminole and 
 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Nov. 30; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season -Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts or with small 
game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
49 LAKE RUSSELL WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (17,300 ac.) 2 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex & Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 8; Oct. 14-26; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 2124; Check-In. 
 
Decatur County Tracts can be obtained from the Albany Game Management Office, 2024 Newlon Rd., Albany, GA 31708 (229-430-4254). 
51 LAKEWALTERF.GEORGE WMA (1,957 ac.) 4 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Jan. 6; No Check-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No Camping on area. Ladies Only (Either Sex & Bear); Oct. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM AUGUSTA: Take GA Hwy. 10-13; Check-In. 
 
Small Game (shotguns only)-Aug. 15- 
 
104 north from 1-20 16 miles; area is west of road on AdulVChild (Either Sex & Bear); Nov. 2- Feb. 28. Any small game with an open 
 
both sides of Keg Creek. DIRECTIONS FROM THOMSON: Take GA Hwy. 150 north 22 miles to Pollards Corner: At jct. go left on Hwy. 104 2 miles; area is wesl of road on both sides of Keg Creek. 
47 KINGTRACTWMA(9,344ac.)6 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 16; Oct. 21-26; Sign-In. Firearms (Either Sex); Dec. 13-15; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Dec. 12; Dec. 16-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct.1820; Check-In. 
 
4; Quota 250; Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex & Bear); Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2731; Nov. 5-19: Nov. 25-Dec. 10; Dec. 16Feb. 28. Any small game w ith an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-30; Nov. 5-18; Nov. 25-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with firearms 
 
state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 15-Nov. 30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts and with shotguns during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Waterfowl hunting permitted on portions of lake in Georgia, except 
within 200 yards of a public park, road, cabin, or 
other developed areas. Areas within Eufaula National Wildlife Reluge have separate regulations. 
DIRECTIONS FROM FT. GAINES: This WMA 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign In. 
 
during firearms deer hunts, and with consists of 8 different tracts of land that can be 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Oct. 16; Oct. 21- small game weapons during small found at various points along lhe lake shore. 
 
Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No CheckIn. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. DIRECTIONS FROM WAYCROSS: Take US Hwy. 1 North 10.7 miles: turn west on Bickley Hwy; go 2.4 miles to the Old Dixie Union School; area lies on both sides of road. 
48 LAKE BURTON WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (12,600 ac.) 2 Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex & Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex & Bear); Nov. 1011; Check-In. 
 
game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Apply by letter for Adult/ Child hunt by Sept. 10 to WAD-Game Management, 2150 Dawsonville Hwy., Gainesville, GA 30501 (see AdulVChild Hunt on page 14). On Ladies Only hunts, men are restricted to campground. DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESVILLE: Take GA Hwy. 365 north; take Toccoa/Lavonia Exit and stay on 365; go 1.8 mies and turn right on Rock Rd; go 0.7 miles; turn lett on Dicks Hill Parkway; go 2.4 miles and turn right lon Ayersville Rd. by the Milliken plant; go 0.9 mile .11nd turn left on Check Station Rd.; go 0.5 mile to: check station. 
50 LAKESEMINOLEWMA (16,895 ac.) 5 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; No Check-In. 
 
Directions to and maps of the various tracts can be obtained from the Albany Game Management Office, 2024 Newlon Rd., Albany. GA 31701. (229 430-4254) 
52 LITTLE SATILLA WMA (21,172 ac.) 7 Deer-Archery (Either Sex}; Sept. 15Oct. 10; Oct. 15-19; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only) Oct. 27-28; Nov. 22-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either-Sex); Nov. 15-17; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either-Sex): Oct. 12-14; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct 
 
Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 28Dec. 1; Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 8; Nov. 12-26; Dec. 2-10; Dec. 16Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; No Check-In. 
Firearms (Bucks Only); Oct. 27-Jan. 6; No Check-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 3-4, 22-24; Dec. 21-23; No Check-In. 
Turkey- Mar. 23-May 15; No Check-In. 
 
. 20-25; Oct. 29-Nov. 13, 18-21 : Jan. 7Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken: No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-24; Oct. 28-Nov. 12, 18-21 ; Jan. 7-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat-Jan. 7-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 7; Small Game-Aug. 15- Feb. 28. Any Dove-Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20; Jan. 
 
Nov. 12-25; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, small game with an open state season 12; No Check-In. 
 
Opossum-Dec. 2-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 
 
No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Also may be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No waterfowl hunting on demonstration area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLARKESVILLE: Take GA 
 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only-Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Mar. 1-1 9. Take Season Oct. 15-26; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 7-Feb. 28. Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No hunting within 300 yards of a house, -jock, building, or other slructure, 
 
during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec 1-Feb 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM PATTERSON: Take US Hwy. 32 east 8 miles; turn left at check station sign. 
5 3 MAYHAW WMA (4,681 ac.) 5 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex First Two 
 
llu111ing Seasons and Regulations 
 
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 Days); Oct. 20-26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Jan. 6; Sign -In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-11; Dec. 29-30; Sign-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-in 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum.,Jan. 7-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dales from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Deer harvested Nov. 10-11 must be checked at WMA check station. WMA bonus deer tags will be provided on these dates; hunters should not recor;J kill on their ;Jeer harvest record. No waterfowl hunting on MARSH pond on north end of Willoughby tracl. DIRECTIONS FROM COLQUITT: Firetower Tract is 1 mile west of Colquitt on GA Hwy. 91 . Willoughby and Oldhouse tracts are 2 miles NW of Colquitt; take US Hwy. 27 to first paved road; turn left and go 1 mile lo Willoughby Tract and 2 miles to Oldhouse Tract. Check station is located near entrance to Willoughby tract. 
54 MCGRAW FORD WMA (2,400 ac.) 1 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 1; Sign-In. Turkey- Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Bear-Archery; Sept. 15-Oct. 26. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Dec. 325; Jan. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Fox,Bobc~, Raccoon,Opossum-Any night Dec. 3-22; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10-25; Jan. 2-15. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No horse or bicycle use before 10:00 a.rn. during deer archery and turkey season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CANTON: Go north on Hwy. 575 to Ball Ground (exit 27); go right on Howell Bridge Rd. for 0.2 miles; go left on Hwy 5 for 1.0 mile; go right on Hwy 372 for 2.4 miles to Conn Creek Rd. A trac: lies on each side ol Conn Creek Rd. Past Conn Ceek Rd. continue on Hwy. 372 for 0.5 miles to the Etowah River bridge. A tract is down stream Iron the bridge. 
 
55 MONTEZUMABLUFF NATURAL AREA (499 ac.) 5 
Deer-Archery (Quality Buck & Antlerless): Nov. 3-17; Sign-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Only antlered bucks with 15" outside spread or 16" main beams are legal. 
Montezuma Bluff Natural Area contains rare species and sensitive habitats. To protect these resources, vehicular access is limited to boat landing road. No ATVs or horses allowed. 
DIRECTIONS FROM MONTEZUMA: Take GA Hwy. 149 northto city limits; continue 0.5milesloboat landing road to left; area lies along river bluff north and south of boat landing road. Access from boat landing road only. 
 
56 MOODY FOREST NATURAL 
 
AREA (3,500 ac.) 6 
 
. 
 
Deer-Firearms (Either Sex); Nov 2-4, 16 18; Dec. 7-9,21-23; Sign-In Turkey-Mar. 29-31; Apr. 12-~4,26-28; Sign-In 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Sign-In at kiosk on E.River Road. Parking allowed only in Parking Areas. DIRECTIONS FROM BAXLEY: Go B miles north on U.S. Hwy.1. Turn right on East River Rd., go 2.5 miles to kiosk at int. with Jake Moody Rd. 
57 OAKY WOODS WMA (17,805 ac.) 4 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 11; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 3-17; S ign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex Last Two Days); Nov. 28-Dec. 1; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Oct. 13-20; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; S ign-In. Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 21Nov. 1; Nov. 18-26; Dec. 2-Feb. 18; Feb. 24-28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 21-Nov. 1; Nov. 18- 26; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Feb 20-23; S ign-In. Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
DIRECTIONS FROM PERRY: Take GA Hwy. 127 easl 8 miles to Kathleen; turn right and go 1 mile to Oaky Woods sign: turn left Oaky Woods dirt road and go 5 miles to check station. 
WEST TRACT 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Any small game with an open state season; Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 20-Feb. 28; Shotguns only; No Check-In. 
DIRECTIONS FROM WARNER ROBINS: Take GA Hwy. 247 north to north end of Robins Air Force Base; turn right on North Davis Dr. and proceed to guard shack; 
58 turn left ontodirt road; proceed to entrance. OCMULGEEWMA(31,944ac.) 
 
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Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 11; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 22-Nov. 4; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex Last Two Days); Nov. 21-24; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Oct. 13-20; Sign-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Includes Gum Swamp Creek Tract; Sign-In. 
Bear- Firearms; Dec. 11; No hunting on Gum Swamp Creek Tract; Check-In. Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Nov. 519; Nov. 25-Dec. 1O; Dec. 12-Feb. 18; 
Wildlife Resources Division 
 
 Feb. 24-28. Any small game with an lmpoundment 3, No Quota; Sign-In. 
 
open state season may be taken; No 
 
Check-In. 
 
General Waterfowl hunt; Sat. only 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Nov. 5-19; Nov. 25-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-1 O; Dec. 12-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Feb. 20-23; Sign-In. Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
 
during State Duck Season after Dec. 1. Impoundments 1 & 2; Quota 4 parties/ hunt; lmpoundment 3, No Quota; SignIn. Impoundments 1 & 2 open ONLY to hunters selected in quota drawing. No hunting on Herndon Pond. Wheelchair accessible blind available by indicating need on quota hunt application. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No fishing or hunting (other than ducks and geese, and archery deer hunting during statewide archery and Primitive weapons season) on waterfowl area west of 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM MACON: Take US Hwy. 23 Oconee River. Waterfowl hunting is prohibited on 
 
south to intersection with GA Hwy. 96. Proceed the Oconee River between Wallace Dam and GA 
 
south on U.S. Hwy. 23 approximately 7 miles. . Turn Hwy. 16. Mail MulVChild Waterfowl Application 
 
right on Red Dqg Farm Road (County Road 219) and proceed approximately 4 miles to intersection with Magnolia Road. Turn right and follow signs to check stalion. 
GUM SWAMP CREEK TRACT 
 
letter to: Wildlife Resources Division, 142 Bob Kirk Rd. NW, Thomson, GA 30824. (see Adult/Child Hunts on page 14) 
DIRECTIONS FROM GREENSBORO: Turn south off Hwy. 278 onto Veazey Rd. (Walnul Street) at 
 
Deer-Archery Only (Either Sex); Sept. the caulion light; go 7.1 miles and turn right on 
 
15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
 
Liberty Church Rd; go 7.5 miles to check station. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept 14; Oct. 20Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-Nov. 30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15: No Check-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM EATONTON: Take GA Hwy. 16 east 14.7 miles to the Oconee River; proceed 1.3 miles to Georgia Power Company Rd.; turn left and follow signs 3 miles to check station. The waterfowl area check-in is on the west side of the Oconee River next to GA Hwy. 16. 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
DIRECTIONS TO GUM SWAMP CREEK TRACT FROM COCHRAN: Take GA Hwy. 26 east to GA Hwy. 126; take GA Hwy. 126 3 miles to Roy Bryant Rd.; turn left and proceed 0.5 miles. 
 
6 0 OGEECHEEWMA (22,475 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 8; Oct. 14-19; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 5-18; Sign-In. 
 
59 OCONEEWMA(4,122ac.)3 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 14; Nov. 18-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 15; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 2-4, 19-24; 
 
Sign-In. 
 
 
 
Primitive Weapuns (Either Sex); Oct. 1013; Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either-Sex); Oct. 25-26; Nov. 16-17; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 1619; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2031; Nov. 25-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-29, Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-31; Nov. 
 
Quota 30; Sign-In; Apr. 6-May 15; No 25-30. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, 
 
Quota; Sign-In. 
 
Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Oct. 15; Oct. 2024; Nov. 18-Feb 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
Waterfowl-(Adult/Child); Nov. 24; Impoundments 1 & 2, Quota 4 parties; 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Camping in designated 
 
areas only. 
 
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DIRECTIONS FROM WARRENTON: Take GA 
Hwy. 16 SW to Jewell Community; cross Ogeechee River, turn right and follow signs to check station. 
61 OHOOPEE DUNES NATURAL AREA (1,809 ac.) 6 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Nov. 25; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Nov. 26-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-No Season. 
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 SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Ohoopee Dunes Natural Area contains rare species and sensitive habitats. To 
 
Division, Game Mana~emenl, One Conservation Way, Brunswick. GA 31520 (see Adult/Child Hunts on page 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Dec. 22-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
 
protect these resources vehicular access is limited. No 14).Applybylelter to same address for specialhog hunts Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 1-3. Check-In. 
 
ATVs or horses are allowed on the area. 
 
by Dec. 1. Hog hunt applications should include the Adult/Child (Either Sex); Oct. 20-21; 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM SWAINSBORO: 
Tract 1: From the jct. of US Hwy. 1and US Hwy. 80, take US Hwy. 80 west 4.7 miles to Kemp Rd.; turn left; !ravel 1.1 miles to Hall Bridge Rd.; turn righl; travel 2.6 miles. Tract 1is on both sides of the road. 
Tract 2: From jct. of US Hwy. 1and US Hwy. 80, take US Hwy. 80 west 6 miles. Tract 2 is north of road. 
Tract 3: From jct. ofUS Hwy. 1and US Hwy. 80 take US 
 
same information required for quota deer hunts. A copy of lhe quota deer hur l application on page 52 may be used. Lisi hunt dates n priority order. Party limited lo 5 persons. Limited cool3r space may be available during special hog hunts. 
DIRECTIONS: Access only by boal; nearest ramp is al Ft. McAllister Stale Park, approximately 9 miles east of Richmond Hill. 
 
Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Ei)her Sex); Sept. 21-23; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2231; Nov. 4-Dec. 21; Jan.7-Feb28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. 
 
63 Hwy. 80 west 3.5 miles to Old McLeod Bridge Rd.; turn 
right; travel 2.0 miles; Tract 3 begins and lies on both 
 
OTTING WMA (700 ac.) 1 
 
Dove-Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20; Nov. 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15. 
 
sides of the road to the Ohoopee River. 
 
Sept. 15-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 1; Sign-In. Raccoon, Opossum Dog TrainingOnly- 
 
62 OSSABAW ISLAND HERITAGE PRESERVE (8,996 ac.) 7 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Oct. 25-27; Quota 100; Check-In. Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 29-Dec. 1 Dec. 13-15; Quota 100; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Nov. 13; Quota 100; Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game- Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Dec. 3- 
25; Jan. 2-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No 
Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training OnlyAug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-Feb. 15; No Check-In. Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1 Nov. 30; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-- 
 
Aug. 1-Sept. 13; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Oct. 22-29; Nov. 4-Dec. 19; Jan. 7-Feb. 15. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Sept. 13; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Dec. 1-19; Jan. 7-Feb. 15. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Camping prohibited on 
 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Nov. 22-24; Dec. 1- Feb 15; No Check-In. 
 
area. Horseback riding is prohibited during deer hunts. 
 
Quota 75; Check-In. 
 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10-25; DIRECTIONS FROM BRUNSWICK: Take US 
 
Feral Hog- Firearms; Jan. 24-26; Feb. Jan. 2-15 
 
Hwy. 341 north 8 miles lo check station. 
 
14-16; Quota 100; Check-In. Hunting also allowed during deer hunts. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Hunters are required to furnish theirown lransportation; limiled docking space is available; some boats may have to stream anchor; hunter access allowed only at Newell Creek on south end of island; absolutely no other access is permitted. Hunlers may check-in at 9:00 a.m. EST one day prior to 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLOUDLAND: Take GA Hwy. 157 North 1.5 miles. The property is north of Hwy. 157 
64 PAULDING FORESTWMA (26,222 ac.) 1 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 26; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 9-11, 23-25; 
 
66 PHINIZYSWAMPWMA (1,500 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex) Sept. 15Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Turkey- Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
lhe hunt; camps must be removed by 12:00 noon on the Dec. 7-9; Check-In. 
 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 
 
dayfollowing the hunt;no motorizedvehicles or bicycles Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 23; Dec. 7; 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
allowed: only permilled activities a:lowed; hunters are Check-In. 
 
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Waterfowl-Wed. & Sat. during state 
 
required to pack oul all trash. Mail Adult/Child deer (by Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
season; No Check-In. Hunts end at 
 
Sepl. 10) hunt application letters to Wildlife Resources Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27- Noon. 
 
Nov. 7; Nov. 12-21; Nov. 26-Dec. 5; Dec. Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 
 
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10-Feb. 28. Any small game with an during archery deer hunts and with open state season may be taken; No small game weapons Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
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Raccoon, Opossum- Oct. 27-Nov. 6; Nov. 12-20; Nov. 26-Dec. 4; Dec. 10Feb. 15; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-4; Dec. 10-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No camping allowed. 
DIRECTIONS FROM AUGUSTA: Take 1-520 then exit soulh on Hwy. 56 spur (Doug Barnard Pkwy.) ; go 0.5 mile to WMA entrance sign adjacent to Augusta Wastewater Treatmenl Facility; or from 1-520, go north 
 
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Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Dec. 10- on Hwy. 56 spur{Ooug Barnard Pkwy.); go 1.6miles and 
 
Jan. 15. 
 
lurn right on Gravel Pit Road, WMA is at end of road. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer season, with deer firearms suring firearms deer hunts and with small game weapons during small game dates Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No ATVs may be used at 
any lime. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DALLAS: At jcl. of US Hwy. 278 and GA Hwy.61, take US Hwy.278wesl7miles to check 
 
6 7 PINE LOG WMA (14,913 ac.) 1 Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only and Bear); Dec. 58; No Quota. Check-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Oct. 31-Nov. 3 Quota 750; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
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65 PAULKS PASTURE WMA (16,839 ac.) 7 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. Archery Only Areas (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan 6 Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2729; Nov. 4-Dec. 3; Dec. 9-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, OpossumNo Season. 
 
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 Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firarms during firearms deer hunts and with small game weapons during small game date from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed all day during deer firearms season and before 10:00 am. during deer archery and turkey season. No ATV's may be used at any time. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CARTERSVILLE: Take US Hwy. 41 ! north to White: turn right on Stamp Creek Rd.; go 3.6 miles; check station on lefl. 
6 8 RAYONIER WMA (9,106 ac.) 6 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15- Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Still Hunting Only; Oct. 27-Nov. 9; Nov. 18-Dec. 21; Sign-In. 
 
small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training Only Aug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season--O:t. 15-26; Dec. 3-25; Jan 2Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 26; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Dec. 2-25; Jan. 2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1-30; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10Jan. 15. No Check- In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer season, with deer firearms during f irearms deer season, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum (includin1 
 
Cartecay Tract)-Nov. 1-3, 8-10, 15-17 
 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossun 
 
(including Cartecay Tract)-Dec. 1, 6-8 
 
13- 15, 20-22, 27-29; Jan. 3 -5, 10-12 
 
17-19, 24-26; Jan. 31 -Feb. 2: Feb. 7-9 
 
14-15; No Check-In. 
 
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Feral Hogs-May be taken with bow, during archery deer dates, with dee firearms during firearms deer hunts and with small game weapons durins small garne dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28 . 
 
CARTECAY ARCHERY AREA oper for Archery deer hunting (Either Sex: 
Sept. 15-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 1 anc Archery bear hunting Sept. 15-Oct. 26 Nov. 3-Dec. 2; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Still Hunting Only: Nov. 10-17; Sign-In. 
Dog Hunting (Buck Only); Shotguns with Buckshot Only; Dec. 29-30; Jan. 56; Sign-In. 
Dog Hunting (Either Sex); Shotguns with Buckshot Only; Dec. 22-23; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026. Sign-In. 
 
SPECIAL RE:iULATION: No hunting on Dyers Pasture MARSH pond. 
DIRECTIONS FROM GREENSBORO: Take GA Hwy. 15 north 9 miles; check station on left. 
71 RICHMOUNTAINWMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (22,061 ac.) 1 Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 26; Sign-In. 
 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: On Cartecay Tract horse and bicycle trails and areas are closed beforE 10:00 a.m. during deer archery and turkey season. 
DIRECTIONS FROM ELLIJAY: Take GA Hwy. c 
north 7 miles to Rock Creek Rd.; turn right; go 4 miles to Stanley Creek check station. 
7 2 RICHMOND HILL WMA (7,438 ac.) 7 
 
Turkey- Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Dec. 2427; Dec. 31 -Jan. 3; Jan. 7-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 1925; Check-In. 
Turkey-(including Cartecay Tract) Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27- 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Sign-In. Archery Only Areas (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Oct. 27-Jan. 6 
 
Sign-In. 
 
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Raccoon, Opossum, Fox, Bobcat-Dog 
Training Only-Aug. 1-Oct. 19; Feb. 16Mar. 19. Take Season-Dec. 24-28; 
 
Nov. 17; Nov. 26-Feb. 28; Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 20-26; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Dec. 31-Jan.4; Jan. 7-Feb. 15. Feral Hogs-May be taken on small 
 
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DIRECTIONS FROM JESUP: Take US Hwy. 301 south 19 miles to Hortense; turn lelt on GA Hwy. 32:'go 7 miles to Satilla Forest Headquarters; turn lelt on Fendig Rd. 
 
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6 9 RICHARD B. RUSSELL STATE PARK Deer-Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 1617 ; Disabled Persons Only; Quota 40. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Hunters must allend a pre-hunt meetrng on Nov. 16 at 10:00 a.m. Hunt hours are lrom 2:30 p.m. until 30 minutes alter sunset on Nov. 16 and normal legal hours on Nov. 17. Hunts must apply by letter between Sepl. 20 Oct. t5 to RBR State Park Rd., 2650 Russell Stale Park Rd., Elberton, GA 30635. Hunters may reserve a campsite or cabin by calling Russel Park al 706213-2045. 
7 0 REDLANDS WMA (OCONEE NF) (37,500 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; Sign- In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game- Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any 
 
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 Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open season may be taken. No Check-In. Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1Oct. 19; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take SeasonJan. 7-Feb. 15. Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training On/yAug. 1-Oct. 15; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Oct. 16-19; Jan. 7-Feb. 15. 
Dove-Sept. 22-Oct. 21; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
DIRECTIONS FROM RICHMOND HILL: Take GA Hwy. 144 SE to Oak Level Rd. or Kilkenny Rd. and follow signs. 
73 RIVER BEND WMA (3,511 ac.) 6 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex) Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Bucks Only-Either Sex Last Two days); Nov. 15-17; Quota 150; Check-In. Dec. 6-8; No Quota; Check-In. 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Nov. 3-4; Check-In. 
Physically Disabled (Bucks Only); Oct. 20-21; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 22Nov. 1; Nov. 5-13; Nov. 18-Dec. 4; Dec. 9-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No CheckIn. 
Raccoon-Oct. 22-30; Nov. 5-12; Nov. 18-Dec. 3; Dec. 9-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No WMA access from I 16. Some roads open tc ATV or foot !ravel only. 
 
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DIRECTIONS FROM DUBLIN: Take US Hwy. 441 south lo 1-16; take 1-16 east to exit 58 (GA Hwy. 199); lum south and go 0.3 miles; road to check station is on right To reach lower tract, continue 6 miles south on GA Hwy. 199; road to lower tract is on right. 
7 4 ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLIC ASHING AREA (3,000 ac.) 1 
Deer- Archery Only (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Archery Only; Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Archery Only; Aug. 15Feb. 28; Any small game with an open state season may be taken. 
Waterfowl Antioch Lake West lmpoundment, Ducks and Geese-Jan. 1-27; Sign-In. Antioch Lake East lmpoundment; Ducks and Geese-Jan. 12; Quota 30; Check-In. Geese OnlyJan. 19; Quota 30; Check-In. Heath Lake; Ducks and Geese; Nov. 17-25; Dec. 8-Jan. 27; Sign-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Walerfowl hunters may apply by letter to DNR, Calhoun Fisheries Section, P.O. Box 519, Calhoun, GA 30703. Waterfowl shooting hours unlil 12:00 noon on Antioch Lake East lmpoundment. Daily use fee (per vehicle) required tor all users. 
DIRECTIONS FROM ROME: Take US Hwy. 27 north 10.4 miles; lurn lelt on Sikes Storey Rd.; go 0.4 miles; turn left on Big Texas Valley Rd.; go 5.4 miles to enlranoe. 
75 ROGERS WMA (3,850 ac) 7 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only) Still hunting only; Oct. 27-Dec. 25; Sign-ln.c- 
Firearms (Either Sex) Still hunting only; Dec. 7-8; Sign-In. 
Dog Hunting; (Either Sex) Dec. 26, 29; Sign-In. 
Dog Hunting; (Buck Only) Jan. 2, 5; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2025; Dec. 30, 31; Jan. 6-Feb. 28; Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In.  
Raccoon, Opossum Dog TrainingOnlyAug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Oct. 15-19; Dec. 27, 28; Dec. 30-Jan. 1; Jan. 3, 4; Jan. 6-Feb. 15. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Traininj Only-Aug. 1Oct. 19; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-Dec. 27, 28; Dec. 30-Jan. 1; Jan. 3, 4; Jan. 6-Feb. 15. 
Dove-Oct. 20, 21; Dec. 30-31; Jan. 6-15 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts and with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts and with small game weapons from Dec. 1Feb. 28. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM SCREVEN: Take Hwy 84 towards Patterson to Hortense Rd. Turn lelt on Hortense Rd. and go about six (6) miles, Rogers Tract entrance and kiosk on left. 
DIRECTIONS FROM HORTENSE: Take Horlense Rd from Hortense toward Screven. Go about three (3) miles and Rogers Traci entrance and kiosk on right. 
7 6 RUMCREEKWMA (6,015 ac.) 4 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 2; Oct. 7-20; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only-Either Sex Last Two Days); Oct. 24-27; Nov. 7-10; Quota 200; Check-In. 
Ladies Only (Either Sex); Oct. 4-6; Check-In. Honorary License Holders (Either Sex); Nov.15-16; Sign-In. 
Turkey (Adult/Child); Mar. 23-29; Mar. 30-Apr. 5; Apr. 6-12; Quota 20; Sign-In. General hunt-Apr. 20-26; Apr. 27-May 3; Quota 25; Sign In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2122; Oct. 28-Nov. 5; Nov. 11-13; Nov. 17Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No CheckIn. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 21-22; Oct. 28-Nov. 5; Nov. 11-13; Nov. 17-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
Dove-Sept. 1, 8; Permit Only; Quota 100. Sept. 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Waterfowl-Wed.-Sun.; State Season and Youth Waterfowl Day; No Check-In. Youth only between Juliette Rd. and Ebenezer Rd. No hunting on MARSH pond. 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
BERRY CREEK AREA open for archery deer hunting from Sept. 15-Jan. 1; SignIn; and for archery turkey hunting Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Apply for AdulVChild turkey hunts by letter to: Wildlife Resources Division, 1014 Martin Luther King Blvd., For1 Valley, GA 31030 between Feb. 128 (see Adult/Child Hunts on page 14). Dove hunters must call 478-825 6354. between Aug. 1-15 to apply tor quota hunt dales. No motor in excess ot 25 hp may be operated on Lake Julielle. 
DIRECTIONS FROM FORSYTH: Take GA Hwy. 18 east 7 miles to Check Stalion. 
7 7 SANSAVILLAWMA (20,461 ac.) 7 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 3; Oct. 8-18; Oct. 22-Nov. 2; Sign-In. 
Archery Only Areas (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Bucks Only); Nov. 3-30; Dec. 
 
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 22-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (E ither S ex) ; Oct. 27 -28; Check-In. 
Prim itive Weapons (Eithe r Sex); Oct. 57 ; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14 ; Oct. 1921 ; Dec. 1-2 1; J an. 7-Feb. 28. A ny small game with an open state season may be take n; No Check-In .  
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training OnlyAug. 1-0ct. 14 ; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take 
Se ason-Oct. 15 -21; Dec. 1-2 1; Jan. 7Feb. 15. 
Fox, Bobcat 0ogJraining Only-Aug. 10 ct. 21 ; Feb. 16-Mar. 19; Take Season-- 
D ec. 1-21; Jan. 7 -Feb. 15. 
D o ve- Sept. 22, 29; O ct. 6, 13, 20; Dec. 10 -Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-May be taken w ith bows during arche ry deer h u nts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No camping allowed on area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM BRUNSWICK: Take US 341 north 10 Mt. Pleasant, souIh oi Jesup; Check Slahon is thnd drive on left after crossroads (20 miles lrom Brunswick). 
78 SAPELO ISLAND WMA (8,990 ac.) 7 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex ); South End; Nov. 15-17; Dec. 13-15; Quota 125; Check-In. N orth End; Sept. 15-0ct. 16; Sign- In. 
Firearms (E ither S ex); Nov. 1-3; Nov. 29 -Dec . 1; Q uota 125; Check-In . 
Primitive W eapons (Either Sex); Oct 1820; Quota 125; Check- In . 
Turkey- Mar. 2 3-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Au g. 15-S ept. 14; Oc t. 2130; Nov. 4-13, 18-27; Dec. 4-11; Dec. 16-Feb. 28. Any sma ll game with an open state season m ay be taken; N o Check -In . 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training OnlyAug . 1-Sept 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 21 -30; N ov. 4 -1 3 , 18-27; 
Dec. 4-1 1; Dec. 16-Feb. 15; No Check- 
In. 
Dove-Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20; Nov. 22- 24 ; Dec. 10-12; Dec . 16-Jan. 15; No Chec k-In. 
Feral Hogs -May b e taken with bows 
during archery deer season, with deer firea rms during f irearms deer hunts, and with small game weapo ns during small game dates from Dec. 1- Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Rese rvations for transportation on slate boa1 for Check-In hunts -nusl be made Ihrough the Sapeto Island Visitor ~enter (912) 437-3224. Reservahons should be -nade as soon as possible AFTER receiving your Juota Hunt Selec1ion Card. No reservations will be 3.ccepted unbl you receive your selection notice; 
 
Visitor Center Hou:s: Tues.-Fri. 7:30am-5:30pm, Sat. 8:00am-5:30pm; Sun. 1:30pm-5:00pm, closed Mon.; Stream anctorage may be required tor hunters using their own boats: Hunter access is allowed only at Mos3s Hammock Dock al head of Duplin River. No motor vehicles allowed on island. 
Hunters may check-in starting at 9:00am one day 
prior to hunt. Camp, must be removed by 12:00 noon on lhe day following each hunl. Departures and returns from deer hunting must be made from Moses Hammock canpsile. Hunters are required to stay outside the boundaries of the safety zones. Hunting is restricted to the north end of Greater Sapelo Island and Little Sapelo Island unless otherwise indicated. 
FERRY RESTRICTIONS: There is limited space on the ferry, so please limil the amounl and size of your gear; PROPANE FUEL ONLY; Guns mus! be unloaded and casec tor lranspon on ferry; No folding chairs or tables, ladder stands, bicycles, or excessively large boxes; Climbing stands are OK: Coolers are limited to one 48 qt. per guest or one 96 qi. per iwo guests. 
DIRECTIONS FROM SAVANNAH: Take 1-95 south 
to exit sa; turn Jell on GA Hwy 57; go 1 mile to 
flashing light; continue straight on Hwy. 99, go 9. 1 mi. to landing Rd. (in Meridian): turn left and proceed to Sapelo Island Visitors Center. 
79 SHEFFIELD WMA (3,303 ac.) 1 Deer-Archery O nly (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-J an . 1; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In . 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; D ec. 325, J an. 2 -Feb. 28. Any small g a me w ith an open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 1 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training On/yA ug. 1-0ct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19 . Take Season-Oct. 16-Feb. 15; No Check-In. Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only- Aug. 1Nov. 30; Feb. 16-'v!ar. 19. Take S eason-- 
Dec. 1 - Feb. 15; No C h eck-In. 
 
Feral Hogs--Hogs m a y be tak en during archery deer hunt and on small game hunts wit h small game weapons Dec 1 Feb 28 
DIRECTIONS FROM CARTERSVILLE: Take GA Hwy. 61 sou1h 13.2 mrles 10 Braswell Mountain Rd.; tum right; go 2.4 miles lo Lee Rd.; turn right and proceed 1.2 miles to area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM DALLAS: Take GA Hwy. 61 north 6.2 miles io Braswell Mounlain Rd.; turn left; go 2.4 miles to Lee Rd.; tum righI and proceed 1.2 
miles to area. 
80 SOAPCREEKWMA (1,050 ac.) 3 Deer-Arch e ry (Either Sex); Sept. 150ct. 19 ; No Check-In . 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; No Check -In. 
Firearms (E it he r Sex ); Nov. 10-J a n. 1: No C heck- In . 
Primitiv e Weapons (E ith er S ex); Oct. 2 026. 
Turkey-Mar. 23 -May 15; No Ch eck-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-M ar. 15. A ny small g ame with a n open sta te s eason may b e tak en; No C heck-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training OnlyAug. 1-0ct. 14; F eb. 16-M a r. 19. Take Se ason-Oct. 15-26; Jan. 2-Feb. 15. 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Tra ining Only-Aug. 1 Oct. 2 6; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take S eason- 
Jan. 2 -Feb. 15. 
Feral H ogs- May b e taken w ith b ows during archery d eer hu nts, w ith deer f irearms during firearms deer hunts, an d with small g ame w eapons d uring sm all gRme d ates fro m D ec. 1-Feb. 2 8 . 
DIRECTIONS FROM LINCOLNTON: Take GA Hwy. 79 norlh 4 miles. Area is right of highway. 
 
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 81 SPREWELL BLUFF NATURAL AREA (2,800 ac.) 4 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Jan. 1; No Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Jan. 2Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Hogs may be taken on small game hunts (with small game weapons only) Dec. 1-Feb. 28 and during deer hunts. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No hunting in park dayuse area. Pigeon Creek Tract closed to all vehicular access. DIRECTIONS FROM THOMASTON TO SPREWELL BLUFF TRACT: Take GA Hwy. 36 wesl 6 miles lo Roland: lurn righl on Roland Rd. and go lo Alabama Rd.; turn left and lollow paved road to area. 
DIRECTIONS FROM MANCHESTER TO NICHOLS AND PIGEON CREEK TRACTS: Take GA Hwy. 190 east 3.9 miles; turn lelt on dirt road at Talbol Co. line: go 0.1 mile to lark in road: take left fork; go 1.8 miles 10 fork in road: right fork leads lo Nichols Tract: lefl lark leads lo Pigeon Creek Tract. 
82 SWALLOW CREEK WMA (CHATTAHOOCHEE NF) (19,000 ac.) 2 
Deer and Bear-Archery (Either Sex and Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 22; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Oct. 2427; Dec. 5-8; Check-In. Firearms (Either Sex & Bear); Nov. 1618; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 28Nov. 14; Nov. 19-0ec. 3; Dec. 9-Feb. 28; Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 28-Nov. 13, Nov. 19-Nov. 30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-2; Dec. 9-Feb. 15; No Check-In. Feral Hogs- May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small game weapons during small game dates from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLEVELAND: Take GA Hwy. 75 north lo Roberlstown: continue over Unicoi Gap lo jcl. with GA 180; go 1 mile past jcl. and lurn left in lront of check slation sign. 
8 3 TALLULAHGORGE STATE PARK (3,050 ac.) 2 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15Oct. 19; Sign-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Jan 1; Sign-In. Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 1O; Nov. 17; Nov. 24; Sign-In. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; Sign-In. 
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Bear-Archery; Sept. 15-Oct. 19. Primitive SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Bird dog !raining allowe Weapons; Oct. 20-26. Firearms; Nov. 3- Aug. 15-Mar. 15. 
 
Dec. 2; Sign-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM SOCIAL CIRCLE: Go sou 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In . 
 
on US Hwy. 11 to 120; lake 1-20 east lo exil \0 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any lurn lefl on US Hwy. 278; go 1.7 miles: area is c small game with an open season may lefl across from Wildlife Resources Headquarten 
 
86 be taken. No Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Jan. 
 
WARWOMAN WMA (CHAT TAHOOCHEE NF) 
 
2-Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
(15,800 ac.) 2 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM TALLULAH FALLS: From Deer and Bear- Archery (Either Sex an bridge in Tallulah Falls, take U.S. Hwy. 441 north; Bear); Sept. 15-Oct. 15, Oct. 21 -2~ 
 
turn right onto Jane Hurt Yarn Dr.; go 1/4 mile jusl Sign-In. 
 
past campground. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex & Bear 
 
84 TUCKAHOE WMA (15,105 ac.) 3 
 
Oct. 17-20; Check-In. 
 
. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only & Bear); Nov. 2t 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-26; Oct. 1-9; Oct. 14-26; Sign-In. Hiltonia Tract (Archery Only Area)-Sept. 15Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only-Either Sex Last Day); Dec. 3-8; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 8-1 O; Check-In; Nov. 22-24; Sign-In. 
Adult/Child (Either Sex); Sept. 28-30; Sign-In. 
 
Dec. 1; Dec. 12-15; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27 Nov. 26; Dec. 2-10; Dec. 16-Feb. 2E Any small game with an open stat season may be taken. No Check-In. 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 2~ Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec 2-9; Dec. 16-Feb. 15. No Check-In. 
 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 1113; Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27Nov. 6; Nov. 11-20; Nov. 25-Dec. 1; Dec. 9-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. No CheckIn. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Nov. 6; Nov. 11-20; Nov. 25-Dec. 1; Fox, 
 
Bobcat, Raccoon, Opo$sum-Dec. 9Feb. 28: No Check-In; ~o Season on 
 
Hiltonia Tract. 
 
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Dove-Sept. 22; Oct. 6, , ; Dec. 10-Jan. 
 
15; No Check-In. -HIL ON/A TRACT: Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; . v. 22-24; Dec. 
 
10-Jan. 15; No Check-In_. 
 
Feral Hogs-Firearms; Feb. 20-23; SignIn. Hunting also allowed with bows during archery deer h4nts and deer firearms during firearms peer hunts and small game weapons Dec. 9-Feb. 28. 
 
it DIRECTIONS FROM SYLVANIA: Take E. 
Ogeechee 22 miles lo jcl. Buck Creek and Branne.n's Bridge Rd., take B~nnen's Bridge Rd. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bow during archery deer hunts, with dee firearms during firearms deer hunts, an with small game weapons during sma game date_s from Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM CLAYTON: Take US Hw1 
441 north; turn right on Warwoman Rd.; go 3.5 mile to Finney Creek Rd.; turn left and go 0.2 miles t 
check station. 
87 WEST POINT WMA (9,999 ac.) 4 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-3( Oct. 4-24; Dixie Creek Area (Archer Only); Sept. 15-Jan. 1; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerles? La: Two Days); Oct. 31~Nov. 3; Quota '40( Check-In; 
Firearms (Quality Buck & Antlerless La: Day); Nov. 15-17; Check-In. 
Honorary License Holders (Quali1 Buck & Antlerless); Oct. 2-3; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Quality Buck Anterless); Oct. 26-27; Check-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
3.4 miles to jcl. of GA Hwl 24, continue on Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 21 
 
Brannen's Bridge Rd. 5.2 miles ~to check stalion on 29; Nov. 4-1 3; Nov. 18-Feb. 28. Ar 
 
left. 
 
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small game with an open state seaso 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM HILTONIA TO HILTONIA ,may be taken. No Check-In. 
 
TRACT: Take GA Hwy. 24wes~2.7 miles to Hurst 
i;j Church. Rd.; turn lell and go mile lo jcl. wilh 
Sandy-Ridge Rd. Take Sandy R(fge Rd 1.2 miles to 
jcl. with Mt. Pleasant.Rd to enler area 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 28-29; No 4-13; Nov. 18-30; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoo1 Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No CheeI In. 
 
8 5 WALTON PUBLIC DOVE . FIELD (17~ ac.) 3 
 
Dove-Sept.1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-2 Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15- Waterfowl-Youth Waterfowl Day; Sigr 
 
Jan. 1. 
 
In. Sat. only; State Season; Glover 
 
Do'(.e - Adult/Child; Sept. 1; No Check~- Creek, Daniels Pond, Pond 1; Quota 1! ln; <;3eneral Hunt; Sept 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. No Stand by; Sign-In. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; No Check-In. 
 
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Thanks to efforts by conservation groups, the Georgia State Senate affirmed the importance of the state's hunting and fishing heritage with the passage of House Bill 301. 
 
This legislation recognizes the importance of hunting and fishing to Georgia's economy and to wildlife conservation and elevates hunting and fishing from a "privilege" to a "right" under Georgia law and provides for no net loss of hunting and fishing opportunities on stateowned land. 
 
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Wi ldlife Reso urce.~ Di 
 
 SPECIAL REGULATIONS: No gasoline outboards allowed on waterfowl ponds; only hand held lights 6 vol1s or less allowed; Only bucks with at least 4 points (one inch long or longer) on either side are legal. No fi shing on managed waterfowl impoundments. 
 
90 YUCHl WMA (7,800 ac.) 3 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Nov. 5-22; Nov. 26-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. 6; Sign-In. 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM LaGRANGE: Take GA Hwy. 219 north lo the Chattahoochee River; check station is 2 miles north of river. 
88 WILKESCOUNTYWMA (1,910 ac.) 3 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 19; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex): Oct. 2026; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Nov. 9; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 10-30; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Oct. 27-Nov. 4; Nov. 23-25; Sign-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Oct. 2026; Sign-In. 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open state season may be taken; No Check-In 
Raccoon, Opossum Dog Training On/yAug. 1-Oct. 14; Feb. 16-Mar. 19. Take Season-Oct. 15-26; Dec. 3-25; Jan. 7Feb. 15; No Check-In 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Fox, Bobcat Dog Training Only-Aug. 1- 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Mar. 15. Any small Oct. 26; Feb. 1$-Mar. 19; Take Season- 
 
game with an open state season may be Dec. 3-25; Jan. 7-Feb 15; No Check-In. 
 
taken. No Check-In. 
 
Dove-In designated fields only; Sept. 1, 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 22-24;Oec. 10-Jan. 6; 
 
during archery deer hunts, with deer No Check-In. l,\rea-wide; Jan. 7-15. 
 
firearms during firearms deer hunts, and 
with small game weapons during small 
game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
DIRECTI_ONS FROM WASHINGTON: Lundberg Tract: Take GA Hwy. 47 south 1.7 miles to Andrew Dr.: turn left; go 1 mile to Lundberg Rd.; turn right; 
go 5.2 miles to Derricott Rd.; turn lert; go o.5 miles 
to gate on righl. Danburg Traer: Take GA Hwy. 44 east; go through Danburg; lake right on O'HaraStandard Rd.; go about 1 mile; entrance to area in on left. 
 
Feral Hogs-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer firearms during firearms deer hunts, and with small gam,e weapons during small game dates from Dec. 1-Feb. 28. 
SPECIAL REGUeATIONS: Sign-In al Check Station on Eben~zer Church Rd.. Camping in designated sites o~y. 
DIRECTIONS FROM WAYNESBORO: Take GA Hwy. 80 easl 8 miles to Shell Bluff Community; turn 
 
89 WILSON SHOALS WMA (2,800 ac.) 2 Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 15-Oct. 
 
right on GA Hwy. 23; travel 7 miles soulh; turn left on Ebenezer Church Rd.; go 1 mile to Check Station on right. 
 
19; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Dec. 2; Sign-In. 
 
Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 22-25; Sign-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 23-29; Quota 15; Sign-In. Mar. 30-May 15; Sign-In. 
 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 2026; Dec. 3-Feb 28. Any small game with a open state season may be taken; No Check-In. 
 
Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 20-26; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 3Feb. 15; No Check-In. 
 
Feral Hogs May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts, with deer 
firearms during firearms deer hunts, and 
with small game weapons during small 
game dates from Aug. 15-Feb 28. 
DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESVILLE: Take us 
Hwy. 365 north 11 miles from Exit 24; turn right on Mud Creed Rd; go 1 mile and turn left on Old Cornela Hwy.; go 0.1 mile and turn right on Yonah Rd.; go 2.1 miles to entrance of area on left. 
Hunting Season, and Regulation, 
 
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91 ZAHNDWMA (163 ac.) 1 
Deer-Archery (Either Sex) ; :,Ept 15-Oct. 26; No Sign-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; No Sign-In Small Game-Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct. 27-Feb. 28; No Check-In. Any small game with an open state season may be taken. Raccoon, Opossum-Oct. 27-Feb. 15; Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-Dec. 1-Feb. 15; No Check-In. Feral Hogs-Archery; Sept. 15-Ocl. 26; No Sign-In. DIRECTIONS FROM CLOUDLAND: Take GA Hwy. 157 north 12.7 miles; property is west of GA Hwy. 157. 
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SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Portions of the 
 
LULA BRIDGE TRACT 
 
Chattahoochee River within Eufaula NWR are closed to Waterfowl-Statewide Season 
 
Open for Hunting 
BLACKBEARD ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer and Hog-Archery (Either Sex); Oct. 25-27; Dec. 6-8; Check.-ln. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Stale limits apply plus 2 bonus deer tags. Permils issued at dock. Island closed lo general public Oct. 24-28 and Dec. 5-9. 
BOND SWAMP NATIONAL WI LDLIFE REFUGE 
 
waterfowl hunting. Apply Aug. 1-31 for youth deer hunts and Sept. 15-0ct. 15 for waterfowl hunts. All selected youth deer hunters (10-16 years old) will be charged a $12.50 permit fee. All selected waterfowl hunters (16 years and older) will be charged a S15 permit fee. Contact Eufaula NWR, 509 Old Hwy. 165, Eufaula, AL 360279294 (334/687-4065) for applications. Hunter Safety Certilicate required for hunters age 15 and under). 
FORT GORDON Deer-Archery (Either 3ex): Sept. 15-0ct. 26. Archery Only 
 
DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESVILLE: Take US Hwy. 
 
365 north 7 miles lrom Exit 24; turn lelt on GA Hwy. 52; go 
 
3 miles; cross Challahoochee River; turn right into 
 
boatramp parking 101. 
 
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OKEFENOKEE N'ATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer and Hog-Archery (E ither.,Sex); Cowhouse Uni!; 
Sept. 15-0ct. 1; Oct. 7-26; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Buck Only); Cowhouse Un#; Oct. 27-28; Nov. 14; Nov. 29-Dec. 2; 13-16, 27-30; Sign-In. 
Firearms (Ei1her Sex); Cowhouse Unit;.Nov. 15-17; Check-In. 
 
Deer- Archery (Either Sex); Sept. 24-29; Sign-In. 
 
Area open for archery hunting from Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Suwannee Canal Uni/, 
 
Firearms (Either Sex Last Day); Dec. 6-8; Quota 100; Quota; Check-In. 
 
Oct. 26-27; Quota 30; Check-In. Suwannee Canal Unir; 
 
Check- in. Feral Hog-Dates as authorized by refuge manager. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Reluge permits required for all hunts. Apply by Oct. 23 for quota hunts. All selected hunters will be charged a $12.50 permit fee. Sign-In required for all hunters. Any animal harvested must be checked out. A special refuge tag will be provided for lwo harves:ed deer during lirearms hunt only. (478/986-5441). 
CHATTAHOOCHEE AND OCONEE NATIONAL FORESTS All Game Species-Except for lands inside of WMAs and as 
 
Firearms {Either Sex); Oct. 27-Jan. 6; Quota; Check-In. Primitive Weapons 1Either Sex); Oct. 20-26; Quota; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Quota; Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28; Any small game with an open season may be taken. Quota; Check-In. 
Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum- State Season; Quota; Check-In. 
Feral Hogs- May be taken with bows during archery deer hunts and with deer firearms during firearms deer hums. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: All hunting subject to Post 
 
Physically Disabled Persons Only; Oct. 26-27; Quota 10: Check-In. Cowhouse Unit; Oct. 3-6; Check-In. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Suwannee Canal Unir: Sho1guns with slugs or muzzleloaders only. Physically disabled persons hunt lor wheelchair users on ly. Shooting hours close al noon. Apply by Aug. 31. All selected hunters will be charged a $12.50 permit fee. A special refuge.tag will be provided for up lo 1wo harvested deer upon check-out. All hunters must check-out. (912 496-7836) Cowhouse Island Unir: Foot travel only. Check-In, Check-Out al Dixon Memorial WMA. 
 
noled below, hunting for all game species is allowed in accordance with State regulations and seasons; No CheckIn; Dog training prohibited June 1-Aug_ 14. NOTE: Hitchni Experimental Forest open to hunting only under Piedroont NWR 
pennis and searons. Hogs may be taken only during daylight 
hours. Hogs may not be hunted wi1h the ai:J of dogs during deer seasons on national forest lands. Deer (Oconee NF outside of WMAs)- Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Dec. 2; Dec. 26-Jan. I . Either Sex huntingis according to seasons in the county during dates open for tirearms deer hunting. 
 
regulations; firearm deer hunting limited to shotguns wilh slugs only or primitive weapons. Hunters not associated with the Military Installation may apply for permits for all species by letter between Mar. 1- 15, to WRD-Game Management, 142 Bot Kirk Rd. NW, Thomson, GA 30824. 
Include full name, acldress, social security number, date of birth, and telephone number in letter. No more than 3 
applicants per letter. vou must be 16 years old to apply. Permits required to hunl. Access may be restricted due to training requirements. All hunters must possess a hunter safety certificate. 
 
PIEDMONT NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer-Archery (Eilher Sex): Sept. 15-30; No Check-In. 
 
Firearms {Buck Only): Oct. 25-27; Quota 1250; No Check- 
 
In. Firearms (E ither Sex); Nov. 9-1 0, 16-1.7; Quota 1250; 
 
No Check-In. 
 
' 
 
Primitive Weapons (Eilher'Sex): Nov. 1-3; Quota 1250; No 
 
Check-In. 
 
. 
 
Physically Disabled Persons Only: (Either Sex}: Oct. 1213; Special Permit required; No Check-In. 
 
Turkey-Mar. 28-30, Apr. 4-6, 11-13, 18-20. 25-27; Quota 
 
200; No Check-In. 
 
Small Game---(Quail, Squirrel, and Rabbit during Slate 
 
CORPS OF ENGINEERSARCHERY ONLY AREAS Deer- Archery {Either Sex); Statewide Archery and Firea,ms Seasons; No Check-In. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: For location ol archery-only hunting areas, contact the resource manager's olfice at appropriate lake project. 
CORPS OF ENGINEERS-OTHER HUNTING Contact lhe resource manager's office at the appropriate lake project lor information and regulations on other huntrng opportunities. 
CUMBERLAND IBLAND NAT~NAL SEASHORE Deer and Hogs-Archery (Etther Sex): Oct. t 5-17: Quota 125; Check-In. Adult/Child (Either Sex); Dec. 16-18; Quota 100; Check-In. 
Primitive Weapons (Either Sex): Nov. 5-7; Dec. 3-5; Quota 100; Check-In. 
Feral Hogs-Firearms; Jan. 7-9, 28-30; Quota 100; Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Still Hunting only in designated areas; the Cumberland Ferry will be available for access to and from the island for a lee; boat 
 
FORT STEWART AND HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD Deer-Archery (Either Sex); Sept. IS-Oct. 26; Quota; Check-In. Archery Only Areas (Either Sex): Sept. 15-Jan. 6; Quota; Check-In. Firearms (Buck Only); Oct. 27-Jan. 6; Quota: Check-In. Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 23-26; Dec. 22-23, 27-30; Quota; Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Ether Sex): Oct. 13-26; Bag limil-2 (no more than 1 antlered buck); Quota; Check-In. Turkey-Mar. 23-May 15; Quota; Check-In. 
Small Game-Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Any small game with an open season may be 1aken. Quota; Check-In. Dove-Sept. 22-0ct. 21; Nov. 22-24; Dec. 10-Jan. 15; Quola; Check-In. Fox, Bobcat, Raccoon, Opossum-State Season; Quota; Check-In. Feral Hog-May be taken with bows during archery deer hunls and wilh deer firearms during firearms deer hunls. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: All hunting subject to post regulations. Access may be restricted due lo training requirements. Managed firearms either-sex hunts may 
 
Seasons) Aug. 15-Sept. 14; Oct.,1-11, 14-24, 28-30; Nov. 4-8, 11-15; Nov. 18-Mar. 15: No Check-In. Raccoon and Opossum-Jan. 4-5, 11-12, 18-1 9, 25-26; No Check-In. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Refuge permits 1eq1iired for all hunts. Apply by Aug . 29 lor deer and Feb. 27 lor turkey hunts. For quota hunls, all selected hunters will be charged a S1 2.50 permil fee Check-out required with deer or turkey Kill. For archery hunts, deer must be recorded on hunter"s deer harvest record and count toward season limit. Fer deer gun hunts, a special reluge tag will be provided for two harvested deer. Physically disabled persons hunl for wheelchair users only. (478/986-5441) 
SAVANNAH NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer-Archery (Either Sex): Oct. 1-31: No Check-In. Firearms (Either Sex); Nov. 1-30; No Check-In. Physically Disabled hunters; Nov. 27-28; Quota. Small Game-Nov. 1-30; No Check-In. Turkey-Apr. 13-28; No Check-In . Feral Hogs-Archery; Oct. l-31; No Check-in. Firearms; Nov. 1-30; No Check-In. Shotguns wilh slugs only on Mar. 15-24, No Check-In. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Permits issued by mail. 
 
dock space ior unloading only: private boats must stream be allowed any time throughout the Southern Zone Rifles, shotguns with slugs only, muzzleloaders, or bows 
 
anchor; sources ol boat transportation are located in St. firearms deer season at Wright Army Airfield, Hunter Army are allowed for deer and hog; rifles permitted north ol 1-95 
 
Mary's area; all hunting access must be by the Plum Airfield, Red Cloud Range Complex and Small Arms only. Shotgun ammunition lor turkeys and squirrels 
 
Orchard hunter station on lhe Brick Hill River; buckshot, Impact Area as authorized by the Installation Com- limited 10 non-toxic shot only. Physically disabled persons 
 
motor vehicles, and bicycles prohibited; check-in starts mander. Organized deer hunting with dogs will be limited hunt for wheelchair users only. (912/652-4415) 
 
8:00 am EST one day prior to hunt; camps must be removed by 12:00 noon on the day following each hunt; on Adull-Child hunts, hunting is restricted lo children ages 12-16 only; adults must be with child al all times; all National Park Service regulations also apply to hunting areas; on primitive weapons hunts, modern handguns which meet Slate regulations may be used. Hunting fee is $25. No slandby hunters. (912/882-4335) 
EUFAULA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer-Archery {Either Sex); Sept. 15-Jan. 6; No Check-In. 
 
to Hunter Army Airfield and Fort StewM Training Areas. All deer, hog, and turkey must be checked in. 
HARRIS NECK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer-Archery {Either Sex); Sept. 1921; Check-In. Firearms (Either Sex) Shotguns with slugs only; Nov. 30; Quota 125; Check-In. Feral Hogs-Hunting allowed with bows during archery deer hunts and with shotguns (slugs only) during firearms deer hunts. No limit. SPECIAL REGULATIONS: For archery hunts, deer 
 
WASSAW ISLAND 
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Deer and Hog-Archery (Either Sex); Nov. 1-3; Check-In. 
Firearms (Either Sex); Dec. 13-15; Quota 100; Check-In. Primitive Weapons (Either Sex); Nov. 13: Check-In. 
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Apply by Aug. 31 for tirearms deer hunt. Perrnils lor archery hunls will be issued at the 
dock. All gun hunters will be charged a $12.50 permit fee. Buckshot is no1allowed. Island closed Oct. 30-Nov. 4, Oct. 
12-16 10 the general public. (912-652-4415) 
 
Area between Bustahatchee and Rood Creeks; Nov. 1 Jan. 6; No Check-In. Deer-Advil/Child (Either Sex); Ocl. 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 2728; Quota 11 per day; Check-In. 
Watertowf--Sat. Only during statewide season and Youth Waterfowl Day; Quota 15; Check-In. 25 shell limit. 
 
must be recorded on harvest record and count toward season limit. During firearms, hunters are not required to 
tag deer prior to check-out; State limits apply plus 2 bonus deer lags. App~ by A~g. 31 for quota hunts. All selected hunters will be charged a S12.50 permit lee. Refuge closed lo general public Sept. 19-21 and Nov. 30. (912/652-4415) 
 
NOTE: FORT BENNING, KINGS BAY SUBMARINE BASE, MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE, MOODY AIR FORCE BASE, and ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE are open only lo military personnel and their guests. Contact base commanders lor hunting seasons and regulations inlorrnation. 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regulations 
 
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Pag~ 47 
 
 NEW HUNTER SAFETY EDUCATION SERVICES NOWAVAILABLE 
 
You can replace your hunter safety education card or register for a course on-line or by phone: 
 
On the Internet (no charge) 
Visit DNR's web site at www.georgiawildlife.com Click tt1e replacement card or register for course icon 
En ter information 
 
By Phone (service cl1arge applies) 
Call the Central Reservations System 
(770) 389-7275 inside metro-Atlanta 
(800) 864-7275 
outside metro-Atlanta 
 
Never buy a hunting or fishing license again! 
 
,  
 
 
 
For aone time price, 
 
Georgia's spommen and 
 
women can enJoy a lifetime of the state's 
 
great hunting and fishing opporrunitiesl 
The Lifetime License is 
 
now on sale at Wildlife 
 
Infants under age 2: $200 Youthages2-16: $350 Anultages 16-65: $500 
 
Resources Diyision Offices orcall(770)414-3333 for more information. 
 
ForaLifetimeLicenseapplication,go towww.georgiawildlife.com 
 
                                     
 
SHARE YOUR HUNTING HARVEST WITH THE HUNGRY! 
Currently, one in five Georgians suffer from hunger. More than half of those suffering are chi ldren and seniors. Protein is a much needed, but rarely donated item to food banks. 
The Hunters for the Hungry {HFTH) program has helped feed thousands of hungry Georgians over the past eight years. Hunters donate harvested deer during two weekends in November The deer are processed into ground venison and then distributed by the Atlanta Community Food Bank and other food banks across Geo:gia. 
Hunters wllo drop off a fie ld-dressed deer at a designated collection site between 9 a .m. and 8 p.rn. during the collection weekends will receive a I-shirt or cap. 
WHEN: November 10-11, 2001 & November 24-25, 2001 
WHERE: Look for the blaze orange Hunters for the Hungry banners at the following sites: 
- Social Circle - WRD Fish Hatchery on Hwy 278(1.5 miles north of Exit 101 ort 1-20) 
- Lexington - Oglethorpe County Farmer's Market on U.S. Hwy 78 - Newnan - Ga.Hwy.34 bypass (north of Newnan/east of intersection w/Ga. Hwy 16) 
Cedar Creek Wildlife Management Area Check Station - Saturdays Only - B.F. Grant Wildlife Management Area Check Station - Saturdays Only 
Gainesville - Jesse Jewel Parkway at 1-985 
Rome (New Site!) - Location to be Announced 
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HFTH, VISIT THE WRD WEBSITE AT WWW.GOHUNTGEORGIA.COM OR CONTACTTHE NEAREST WAD OFFICE. 
1-IFTH Sponsors include:Georgia Department of Natural Resources/Wildlife Resources Division, Georgia Wildlife Federation, Georgia Outdoor News, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Georgia 
Depa rtment ol Corrections and the Second Harvest Fo:id Bank. 
 
All HFTH Donators will be entered into a drawing for a deer rifle. 
Drawing sponsored by the Georgia Wildlife Federation. 
For more information on donating game to those in 
need during other times of the year, call the Atlanta Community 
Food Bank at (404) 892-FEED. 
 
TURN IN POACHERS 1-800-241-4113 
 
Wildlife Resources Division 
 
 Many game and non-game wildlife species heed forest openirigs to satisfy at least a portion of their year long habitat requirements. In addition, openings 
can be managed to concentrate wildlife for hunting and/or observation. A general rule of thumb is to have at least 5% of a forested area iri open habitat. 
However, high quality openings comprising as little as 1% still can be beneficial. For most wildlife species, especially qeer and turkeys, openings.should 
be 1/2 to 5 acres in size. Listed below are some common plantings that have been tried and prove_n across Georgia. For optimum results, long range wildlife 
management plans should be developed to integrate habitat and population management practices. For technical assistance contact your nearest WRD Game Management Section Office at the phone numbers listed in the front of this brochure. 
 
PLANT SPECIES 
Millet Mixture Browntop Dove Proso 
 
WILDLIFE SPECIES* 
Dv,Q,T,S 
 
PLANTING METHOD 
Broadcast 
 
C:hufa 
 
T 
 
Broadcast 
 
Corn 
 
T,Q,Dv,D,Dk,S Rows 
 
Grain Sorghum T,D,Q,Dv,Dk,S Rows 
 
Kobe LesJ)edeza Q 
 
Broadcast Broadcast 
 
Aeschynomene D 
 
Broadcast 
 
SEEDING RATE LBS PER ACRE 
18 
7 
50 
5-7 
5 10 30 
20 
 
Clover Mixture T,D,R,0,S 
 
Broadcast 
 
Ladino 
 
5 
 
Red 
 
10 
 
Wheat 
 
30 
 
Annual Rye 
 
30 
 
Clover Mixtyrg T,D,R,Q,S 
 
Broadcast 
 
Crimson 
 
10 
 
Annual Rye 
 
30 
 
Wheat 
 
30 
 
PLANTING SEASON April-June 
May-J uly April-May April-June Feb-Mar May-July Sept-Nov 
Sept-Nov 
 
SEASON OF USE Summer-Fall 
Winter-Spring Fall- Winter Fall-Winter Winter-Spring Summer-Fall Fall-Summer 
Fall-Spring 
 
TREATMENTS/COMMENTS (for fertilizer see footnote)** 
Make dove field plantings in May and June -begin mowing and/or burning as seed matures in late summer. For turkeys plant in April or early May to provide an early seed crop for poults. 
Rotate sites every 3 years-also relished by hogs and raccoons. 
Expensive and difficult to grow-eaten by many wildlife species Lime essential.. 
Savannah 5 or bird resistant varieties nutritionally similar to corn but easier to grow and less expensive.. Lime essential. 
Car:i be enco.uraged to -reseed by light disking in March. 
Excellent summer deer forage. Is killed by frost. Does best on moist sites. Can be mixed with grain sorghum. 
Lime if pH is below 6. Mow as needed in spring-summer to control weed competition. Fertilize as,needed or once per year in early September. Mixture should remain in clover for 3 to 5 years. 
Lime not essential on some soils eut increases yleld. On clay soils light disking in SepJ. will encourage clover to re-seed. This annual planting can maintain clover for 3 to 5 years. 
 
= =  D = deer, Dv = doves, T = turkeys, Q = quail, Dk= ducks, R rabbits, S certain grain eating songbirds 
 
~ 
 
0,.,,  Get soil tests through the County Extension Service for fertilizer and lime recommendations..Otherwise use 800 lbs/ac 10-10-10 at_planting. For plantings 3 
 
other th_an legumes (i.e. clovers, aeschynomene, lespedeza) add 150 lbs/ac of ammonium nitrate 
 
~ 
 
*** Check dove hunting brochure to determine if legal for hunting doves. 
 
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 Georgia 2001-2002 Quota Hunts 
 
Instructions for Completingapplication for Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl Hunts. 
 
HOW TO APPLY: Use the application form on page 52 for deer hunts, NOTIFICATION: Hunters who are selected will receive a permit by 
 
page 54 for turkey hunts and page 50 for waterfowl hunts. Complete mail. Permits are not transferrable and must be in possession while 
 
personal data in the spaces provided. Applications must include name, hunting. Hunters not selected will receive a rejection notice by mail. 
 
home address, zip code, date of birth, and either SSN or DL#. In- This notice can be retained and submitted with your future quota hunt 
 
complete applications will not be accepted. Do not submit applications and you will receive priority in hunt selection. It is your 
 
money. Faxes are not accepted. 
 
responsibility to maintain your cards. Replacements cannot 
 
SEND APPLICATIONS TO: DNR-WRD Attention: Quota Hunts, 2111 be issued. 
 
U.S. Hwy. 278, S.E. Social Circle, Georgia 30025 
 
ADULT/CHILD HUNTS: Youth hunters (under age 17) and adult SU 
 
PARTY APPLICATIONS: Party members should apply on one appli- pervisors must apply together by letter (no more than 5 pairs per 
 
cation; the entire party will be selected or rejected. The maximum letter) to the address listed in the special regulations section for each 
 
party size is five (5) for deer hunts and three (3) for turkey hunts. When applying as a party, each member of the party must include a rejection notice in order for the party to receive priority in the drawing. 
 
WMA. Do not use a standard quota hunt application. Include full names, addresses, dates of birth, and hunter safety certificate numbers (for all hunters under age 17). Incomplete letters of application may not be considered. Youth hunters must be accompanied by adult 
 
HUNT SELECTION: Open dates for hunting are listed beneath each supervisors while hunting. On deer and turkey hunts, only children 
 
WMA. Select your first choice by writing the desired hunt number in (ages 10-16) may possess firearms and hunt. Adults may supervise 
 
the space for the first hunt choice. Write hunt numbers for your second and third choices, respectively. Second and third choices are not required, and no more than three (3) selections total are 
 
only one child. On quail and waterfowl hunts, adults may hunt and ,supervise up to two (2) children (ages 10-16). 
 
allowed. Most hunts fill with first choices. Selection odds for quota PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSON HUNTS: Physically disabled per- 
 
deer hunts (based on last year) are listed on page 51. 
 
son hunts are for wheelchair hunters only. Hunters must apply by 
 
DISQUALIFICATIONS: Anyone submitting false information or more than one application will be disqualified and may be excluded from 
 
letter to the appropriate address for each WMA (addresses are provided in the WMA listing in this booklet), between Aug. 15-Sept. 1O 
 
future hunts for two years. (EXCEPTION: AdulVChild and Physically for deer hunts and between Jan. 1-Feb. 28 for turkey hunts. 
 
Disabled person hunts have special rules). 
 
WATERFOWL HUNTS: A person selected for a WMA waterfowl quota 
 
DEADLINE: To be eligible for drawings, applications for quota hunts must be hunt will be selected for a blind or blind area and may take up to 2 
 
received no later than 4:00 p.m on the following dates: Deer Hunts: guests without going through the stand-by process, The maximum 
 
September 10; Waterfowl Hunts: October 15; Turkey Hunts: February 28. number of hunters in the blind area is three (3). 
 
--------------------------------FOR-OFF-ICE-USE-ONL-Y -- 
 
Altamaha (Butler Island) (01) Nov. 17 (02) Nov. 24 
 
I 
 
I 
 
(03) Dec. 1 (04) Dec. 8 
 
2001 -~002 Waterfowl Quota Hunt Application 
 
(05) Dec. 15 (06) Dec. 22 
 
Deadline October 15 
 
(07) Dec. 29 
 
(08) Jan. 5 (09) Jan. 12 (10) Jan. 19 
Oconee (11) Dec. 8 (12) Dec. 15 (13) Dec. 22 (1 4) Dec. 29 (15) Jan. 5 (16)Jan.1 2 (17)Jan.19 
 
SSN or Drivers License 
 
Date of Birth 
 
Home Telephone Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-1 I I 1-1 I I I I 
 
Month Day Yr. 
 
Sex 
 
last Name 
 
First Name 
 
Middle Initial 
 
 ~=~:!a,e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address, Route, or Post Office Box.Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
City 
 
State 
 
Zip Code 
 
111111111111111111111m1111 11 
 
I docertify that lhis Istheonlyapplication I have submittedforlhe2001 2002walerfowl quota hunls. andallinlonnalioncontained herein is true andcorrect lo the best ol my knowledge, 
 
Signature._ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ 
 
West Point (18) Nov. 17 (19) Nov. ,24 (20) Dec. 1 (21) Dec. 8 (22) Dec. 15 (23) Dec. 22 (24) Dec. 29 (25) Jan. 5 (26) Jan. 12 (27) Jan. 19 
Page 50 
 
Hunt Choices 
 
1st 
 
2nd 
 
3rd 
 
*Dates are subject to U.S Fish and Wildlife approval. If the dates you choose change, your application will automatically be changed to the c.losest available date for that particular WMA. 
 
TURN IN POACHERS 1-800-241-4113 
 
Wildlife Resources Division 
 
 " Selection Odds for Deer Quota Hunts 
 
(BASED ON LAST YEAR'S CHANCES OF BEING ORAWN FOR YOUR 1ST CHOICE) 
 
Number 
 
WMA 
 
Dates 
 
With Single Rejection Notice 
 
Without Rejection 
Notice 
 
Quota 
 
01 
 
B.F. Grant 
 
02 
 
B.F. Grant 
 
03 
 
Berry College 
 
04 
 
Berry College 
 
05 
 
Big Lazer 
 
06 
 
Big Lazer 
 
07 
 
Blanton Creek 
 
08 
 
Blanton Creek 
 
Nov. 7-10 Nov.21-24 Nov. 7-10 Nov. 28-Dec. 1 Oct.31-Nov.3 Nov. 14-17 Oct. 24-27 Nov. 7-10 
 
100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 
 
33% 
 
600 
 
79% 
 
600 
 
42% 
 
750 
 
81% 
 
750 
 
21% 
 
350 
 
97% 
 
350 
 
58% 
 
225 
 
59% 
 
225 
 
09 
 
Blanton Creek 
 
10 
 
Chickasawhatchee 
 
Jan. 4-5 Dec. 5-8 
 
NFC 100% 
 
100% 
 
225 
 
55% 
 
400 
 
11 
 
Chickasawhatchee 
 
12 
 
Clybel (Charlie Elliott) 
 
13 
 
Clybel (Charlie Elliott) 
 
Dec. 12-15 Nov. 22-24 Nov. 30-Dec. 1 
 
100% 100% 100% 
 
66% 
 
400 
 
10% 
 
150 
 
28% 
 
150 
 
14 
 
DH.ane 
 
Oct.17-20 
 
15 
 
Dukes Creek 
 
No'v. 15-17 
 
16 
 
Dukes Creek 
 
De'c. 6-8 
 
17 
 
Dukes Creek/primitive weapons Deb. 13-15 
 
18 
 
Flint River 
 
Nov. 29-Dec. 1 
 
19 
 
Griffin Ridge 
 
Oct. 20-21 
 
20 
 
Griffin Ridge 
 
Nov. 15-17 
 
100% 
 
70% 
 
400 
 
100% 
 
58% 
 
200 
 
100% 
 
87% 
 
200 
 
NFC 
 
100% 
 
200 
 
21 % 
 
0% 
 
75 
 
100% 
 
57% 
 
100 
 
100% 
 
37% 
 
100 
 
21 
 
Griffin Ridge 
 
Dec. 13-15 
 
22 
 
Joe Kurz 
 
Oct. 24-27 
 
23 
 
Joe Kurz 
 
Nov. 7-10 
 
24 
 
Ossabaw/archery 
 
Oct. 25-27 
 
25 
 
Ossabaw/primitive weapons 
 
Nov. 1-3 
 
NFC 58% 45% 
0% 0% 
 
100% 
 
100 
 
 0% 
 
100 
 
0% 
 
100 
 
0% 
 
100 
 
0% 
 
100 
 
26 
 
Ossabaw 
 
27 
 
Ossabaw 
 
Nov. 29-Dec. 1 Dec. 13-15 
 
0% 
 
0% 
 
100 
 
0% 
 
0% 
 
100 
 
28 
 
Pine Log 
 
29 
 
Pine Log 
 
30 
 
River Bend 
 
Oct. 31-Nov. 3 Dec. 5-8 Nov.15-17 
 
100% 100% 100% 
 
56% 
 
750 
 
86% 
 
750 
 
49% 
 
150 
 
31 
 
Rum Creek 
 
32 
 
Rum Creek 
 
33 
 
Sapelo/primitive weapons 
 
34 
 
Sapelo 
 
35 
 
Sapelo/archery 
 
36 
 
Sapelo 
 
37 
 
Sapelo/archery 
 
38 
 
West Point 
 
Oct. 24-27 Nov. 7-10 Oct. 18-20 Nov. 1-3 Nov. 15-17 Nov. 29-Dec. 3 Dec. 13-15 Oct. 31-Nov. 3 
 
100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 
 
44% 
 
200 
 
49% 
 
200 
 
46% 
 
125 
 
34 % 
 
125 
 
40% 
 
125 
 
41% 
 
125 
 
44% 
 
125 
 
60% 
 
400 
 
NOTE: Your actual odds of being selected will depend on the number of applications received for this year's quota hunts. This table is only a guide based on figures from last year's selection process.  NFC= No First Choices 
 
Attention Grouse Hunters 
, ,  Georgia WAD could use your help .:. , monitoring our ruffed grouse popula. :'. tion. To participate in our hunter sur. .:. vey, please contact the Region II office at (770) 535-5700 for more information 
 
Support the.Bobwhite Quail Initiative by purchasing a wildlife license tag. 
On Sale beginning December 1, 2001. 
- - .- - """I eorgia 
0 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regulations 
 
TURN IN POACHERS 1-800-241-4113 
 
Page 51 
 
 2001-2002 QUOTA DEER HUNT APPLICATION-DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 10 
 
DEER ONLY-DO NOT USE THIS APPLICATION FOR ANY OTHER SPECIES-SUBMIT ENTIR'E PAGE 
 
Follow directions on page 50 closely. For more information qn hunts, refer to page.51. Incomplete or incorrect applications will be rejected 
 
1 without notice. Do not cut this application apart. SSN or Drivers License 
 
Date of Birth 
 
HomeTelephone Number 
 
B.F.Grant (01) Quality Buck (02) Quality Buck 
Berry College (03) Either Sex last 2 days (04) Either Sex last 2 days 
 
IIIIII II IIIIIIIII 
 
Month Day Yr. 
 
Sex 
 
Last Name 
 
First Name 
 
 1=Male 
2=Female 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address, Route, or Post Office Box Number 
 
Middle Initial 
 
Big Lazer Creek (05) Quality Buck or Antlerless last 2 days (06) Quality' Buck or Antlerless last 2 days 
Blanton Creek (07) Quality Buck or Antlerless last 2 days (08) Quality Buck or Antlerless last 2 days (09) Quality Buck or Antlerless 
Chickasawhatchee (10) Quality Buck or Anterless last day (11) Quality Buck or Anterless last day 
 
City 
 
State 
 
ZpCode 
 
11111 1 11 11 1 111 1 111111 [D 111 1 11 
I docert~ythatthis istheonlyapplication I have subm!ted forthe2001 2002deer quota hunts,and aJlinformationcontained herein 
is trueand correct tothe besl of my knowledge. 
Signature_ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
::$$.N:@iM@hl'i@WiM=t:=n::rnm::m:::::::r.MW@ij@imtrn 
 
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Clybel (Charlie Elliott) (12) Either Sex (13) Either Sex 
 
Di-Lane (14) Quality Buck or Antlerless 
 
Dukes Creek Conservation Area ( 15) Quality Buck or Antlerless (16) Quality Buck or Antlerless (17) Prim. Weapons; Quality Buck or Antlerless 
Flint River (18) Quality Buck or Antleriess 
Griffin Ridge (19) Buck Only (20) Either Sex (21) Either Sex 
Joe Kurz (22) Quality Buck or Antlerless last day (23) Quality Buck or Antlerless last day 
Ossabaw Island (24) Archery; Either Sex (25) Prim. Weapons; Either Sex (26) Either Sex (27) Either Sex 
 
'c: c',gijilliM'=:':':':'::'::::::.,, - 
3 SSN or DriVers License 
 
l Date of Birth 
 
Home Telephone Number 
 
.__I.__I.__I.__IL......JI_IL......Jl__,JIC,._.JI I I I I I I I I I I 1-1 I I 1-1 I I I I 
 
 Month Day Yr. 
 
Sex 
 
Last Name 
 
First Name 
 
Middle lnitlal 
 
 ~=~!.1. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address. Route, or Post Office Box Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
C~y 
 
Stale 
 
z,Code' 
 
11 1111111 1 11 1111 11111 OJ I 1 1 
 
I dooertify thatthis isthe only applicationI havesubmitted forthe2001 ~2002 d.eet quota hunts, and all informati"on,contained herein 
 
is trueand correctto the best of rrr; know1edge. 
 
Signature_ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
!~~~fp,i~~rff~~fi~fH?''''''''' 
 
Dine Log (28) Either Sex last day (29) Buck Only 
 
River Bend {30) Either Sex last 2 days 
 
Rum Creek (31) Either Sex last 2 days (32) Either Sex last 2 days 
Sapelo Island (33) Prim. Weapons; Either Sex (34) Either Sex (35) Archery: Either Sex (36) Either Sex (37) Archery; EitherSex 
West Point 
(38) Quality Buck or Anterless last :? days 
 
Hunt Choices 
 
1st 
 
2nd 
 
3rd 
 
Page 52 
 
'_' Ji i l j' 
 
5'\;sN or Drivers License jl)/:i:=g;;:'=~;--Birth......., HomeTelephone Number ===="""' 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-1 I I 1-1 I I I I 
 
Month Day Yr. 
 
Sex 
 
Last Name 
 
First Name 
 
Middle Initial 
 
 ~:~:!1. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address. Route, or Post Office Box Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
City 
 
State 
 
Zf,Code 
 
1 1 1111 1 111 11 1 11 1 1 11 11 DJ 1111 11 
 
I docMifythatthis isthe onlyapplication I havesubmitted forthe2001-2002 deerquotahunts, andallinformation contained herein 
 
is trueand correct tothe best of my knoY-(ledge. 
 
Signature 
 
TURN IN POACHERS 1-800-241-4113 
 
Wildlife Resources Division 
 
 The Georgia Department of Na tural Resources Wildlife Resources Division Proudly Honors 
The 2000 Forestry for Wildlife Partners 
 
GEORGIA\ POWER 
A SOUTHERN COMPANY 
 
A Weyerhaeuser 
The future is growing.. 
 
Forestry For ,Wildlife Partnership 
ITead Coaled BoardDivision 
For their outstanding accomplishments in incorporating fish and wildlife conservation practices as an integral part of their overall land management goals. 
 
DNA LOOKING FOR CONSERVATION RANGERS 
The Department of Natural Resources is looking for men and women interested in a career in conservation law enforcement. Conservation rangers are responsible for enforcing the state's wildlife and boating safety laws, promoting hunter safety and education, and serving as local resources for conservation information in their communities. 
 
REQUIREMENTS:  Must be 21 years of age and a citizen of the United States.  Must have a minimum of an associate's degree or completion of at least 90 quarter hours or 60 semester hours 
from an accredited college or university.  Must meet all the requirements for certification as a peace officer by the Georgia Peac e Officer Standards and 
Training council, including passing a background investigation and a polygraph examination dealing with substance abuse and/or criminal activity. 
 
For an application, call DNR at (770) 918-6400 or (912) 993-4540. 
 
Hunting Seasons and Regulations 
 
TURN INPOACHERS 1-800-241-4113 
 
Page 53 
 
 WMA Specialty Hunts - Special Deer Hunts Special Quail/Dove Hunts 
 
ADULT/CHILD Allatoona Beaverdam Big Lazer Blanton Creek Bullard Creek Cedar Creek 
 
Chickasawhatchee Clybel Crockford-Piieon Cumbertand stand Dawson Forest Dukes Creek 
 
Eufala NWR Griffin Ridge J.L. Lester John's Mountain Lake Russell Oaky Woods 
 
Ocmulgee Ossabaw Island Paulk's Pasture River Bend Tuckahoe 
 
ADULT/CHILD: Quail Di-Lane 
ADULT/CHILD: Dove J.L. Lester Walton Public Dove Field 
 
PHYSICALLY DISABLED HUNTERS (WHEELCHAIR USERS ONLY) 
 
Albany Nursery 
 
Flint River 
 
Piedmont NWR 
 
River Bend 
 
Coosawattee 
 
Okefenokee NWR Richard Russell 
 
Savanah NWR 
 
HONORARY and/or DISABILITY LICENSE HOLDERS 
 
Allatoona 
 
Clybel 
 
Horse Creek 
 
Big Lazer 
 
Crockford-Pigeon John's Mountain 
 
Clari( Hill 
 
Dukes Creek: 
 
Rum Creek West Point 
 
LADIES ONLY Allatoona Crockford-Pigeon 
 
John's Mountain 
 
Lake Russell 
 
Rum Creek 
 
Special Turkey Hunts  
ADULT/CHILD B.F. Grant Clybel Rum Creek 
PHYSICALLY DISABLED Albany Nursery 
 
PRIMITIVE WEAPONS 
 
B.F. Grant Big Hammock 
 
Dawson Forest Dixon Memorial 
 
Lake Russell Little Satilla 
 
Sansavilla Sapelo Island 
 
Special Waterfowl Hunts 
 
Blue Ri ~ Bullard reek 
 
Dukes Creek Fort Stewart 
 
Oconee Ogeechee 
 
Tuckahoe Warwoman 
 
ADULT/CHILD 
 
Chickasawhatchee 
 
Arrowhead PFA 
 
Chestatee 
 
Grand Bay 
 
Ossabaw Island 
 
Wassaw NWR 
 
Oconee 
 
Clat1c Hill Coo!)er's Creek 
 
Horse Creek King Tract 
 
Paulk's Pasture Piedmont NWR 
 
West Point 
 
YOUTH WATERFOWL DAY 
 
Cumbertand Island National Seashore Okefenokee NWR 
 
Eufala NWR 
 
QUALITY BUCK 
 
Rum Creek 
 
B.F. Grant Big Lazer 
 
Chickasawhatchee Dukes Creek 
 
Dawson Forest 
 
Flint River 
 
Montezuma Bluff West Point 
 
West Point 
 
-~------------------------------------- Blanton Creek 
 
Di-Lane 
 
Joe Kurz 
 
SSN orDrivers License 
 
Date of Birth 
 
Home Telephone Number 
 
2002 Turkey Quota 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-1I I 1-1I I I I 
 
Hu~t Application 
 
Month Day Yr. 
 
Deadline February 28 
 
Sex 
 
Last Name 
 
First Name 
 
Middle lnltial 
 
 ~~e!.~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address. Route. or Post Office Box Number 
 
Big Lazer Creek (01) Mar. 23-29; 0 =50 (02) Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0=50 
 
I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
rn  C"y 
 
State 
 
Zip Code 
 
1111111 1111111111 111 1 111111 
 
I docerlilythat thisistheonly applicattOn I ha1Je submrttedferthe 2001 l urkeyquota hunts, and a.II information containedherein 
iSsitgrnuaeraunred_ corr_ eci t_ o th_ e be_ st of_ m; k_ now_led_ ge. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 
 
(03) Apr, 6-12; 0=50 
Chickasawhatchee {04) Mar. 23-29; 0=40 (05) Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0-40 
Clybel (Charlie Elliott) 06) Apr. 20-26; 0=20 07) Apr. 27-May 31; 0 =20 
108) May 4-10; 0=20 
 
Dukes Creek Conservation Area 
 
(09} Mar. 28-30; 0=20 ( 10 Apr. 11-13; 0=20 (11 Apr. 25-27; 0=20 
 
Flint River 
{ 12) Mar. 23-29; 0=15 (13) Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0=15 
 
Griffin Ridge 
(14) Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0=25 (15} Apr. 6-12; 0=25 
 
i16! Apr. 13- 19; 0=25 17 Apr. 20-26; 0 =25 18 Apr. 27-May 3; 0=25 
 
SSN or Drivers License 
 
Date of Birth 
 
Home Telephone Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-1I I 1-1 I I I I 
 
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Month Day Yr. 
 
Sex 
 
Last Name 
 
First Name 
 
Middle lnttial 
 
;:~~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
CURRENT HOME Street Address. Route, or Post Ofllce Box Number 
 
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 
 
c~ 
 
Stale 
 
Zip Code 
 
I [11111111 111111111 11 CD 1111 11 
 
I doce<tifythal this is theonlyal)j)licahon I have submittedfo,the2001 turkey quolahunts, and all informa~on containedherein iSsqtriuaetuanred_ corre_ ctto t_ he be_ st of_ my kn_ owle_ dge. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
Joe Kurz 
 
( 19l Mar. 23-29; 0=25 (20 Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0=25 (21 Apr. 6-12; 0 =25 
 
Oconee (22) Mar. 23-29; 0=30 (23) Mar. 30-Apr. 5; 0 =30 
 
Rum Creek (24) Apr. 20-26; 0=25 (25) Apr. 27-May 3; 0=25 
 
Wilson Shoals 
 
(26) Mar. 23-29; 0=15 
 
Hunt Choices 
 
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2nd 
 
3rd 
 
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 SUNRISE AND SUNSET TIMES . 
Zo ne A - Eastern Standard Time for 2001-2002 
 
(Add one hour for Daylight Sav ings T ime when in use) 
 
October ::@frN~m'.t~ill December k , a": ~,:...,...,....,,,,,,,,,,, February 
 
Rise Set 
AM PM 
 
Rise Set 
AM PM 
 
''' Rise Set 
AM PM 
 
A pril 
Rise Set ... AM PM 
 
6:18 6:09 6:19 6:08 6:20 6:06 6:20 6:05 6:21 6:04 6:22 6:03 6:22 6:01 6:23 6:00 6:24 5:59 6:24 5:58 6:25 5:56 6:26 5:55 6:27 5:54 6:27 5:53 6:28 5:52 6:29 5:51 6:29 5:49 6:30 5:48 6:31 5:47 6:32 5:46 6:32 5:45 6:33 5:44 6:34 5:43 6:35 5:42 6:36 5:4 1 6:36 5:40 6:37 5:39 6:38 5:38 
6 :39 6 :3 7 
6:40 5:36 6:40 5:35 
 
7:07 5:20 7:08 5:20 7:09 5:20 7:10 5:20 7:10 5:20 7:11 5:20 7:12 5:20 7:13 5:20 7:14 5:20 7:14 5:20 7:15 5:20 7:16 5:21 7:16 5:21 7:17 5:21 7:18 5:22 7:18 5:22 7:19 5:22~ 7:19 5:23 
.. 7:20 5:23 
7:21 5:24 7:21 5:24 7:22 5:25 7:22 5:25 7:22 5:26 - 
- 7:23 5:26 
7:23 5:27 7:24 5:28 7:24 5:28 7.24 5 :29 7:25 5:30 7:25 5:30 
 
7:18 5:58 7:17 5:59 7:17 6:00 7:16 6:01 7:15 6:02 7:14 6:03 7:14 6:04 7:13 6:05 7:12 6:05 7:11 6:06 7:10 6:07 7:09 6:08 7:09 6:09 7:08 6:10 7:07 6:11 7:06 6:12 7:05 6:12 7:04 6:13 7:03 6:14 7:02 6:15 7:01 6:16 7:00 6:17 6:59 6:17 6:57 6 :18 6:56 6:19 6:55 6:20 6:54 6:20 6:53 6:21 
 
6:13 6:12 6:10 s :o9 6:08 6:07 6 :0 5 6 :04 6 :0 3 6 :02 6 :0 0 5:59 5:58 5:57 5:56 5:54 5:53 5:52 5:51 5:50 5:4 9 5:48 5 :4 7 5 :4 6 5:44 5 :4 3 5 :4 2 5 :41 5 :40 5 :39 
 
6 :4 4 6 :4 5 6 :4 5 s :46 6 :4 7 6 :4 7 6 :4 8 6:49 6:49 6 :5 0 6 :5 1 6 :52 6 :52 6 :53 6 :5 4 6 :54 6:55 6 :56 6 :56 6 :57 6 :5 8 6 :5 8 6 :59 7:00 7:01 7:01 7:02 7:03 7:03 7:04 
 
The "Time Zones in Georgia" map shows five zones for our state. Sunrise and sunset times for Zone A are shown in the Zone A table above. To find the approximate sunrise and sunset time for zones 8, C, D, and E, add the minutes shown for each zone on the map to the time in the Zone A table. Please check local newspaper and other sources for official sunrise and sunset times in your area. These times are provided as a general guideline only. 
 
FOR EXA MPLE: November 1, Zone A sunrise = 6:4 1 a.m. For Zone D sunrise add 12 m inutes = 6:53 a.m. 
 
Zone E 
 
Zone D 
 
 16 minutes + 12 minutes 
 
Zone C  8 minutes 
 
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Zone 8  4 minutes 
 
Zone A See Tab1e 
 
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(706) 846-3620 
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Now in Stock! 
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PLANTATION Managed Since 
 
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4264 T hompson Bridge Rd  Wyncsboro, GA 30830 
(706) 554-6227 . Fax (706) 554-08_92 
 
Trophy Deer & Hogs 
Back Waters of the Ocmulgee River Trophy Managed Land Gun or Bow 
   Lodging Available 
95% Success Rate 
1 Hour from Atlanta 
1-888-443-6471 
ocmulgee Outfitters 
P.0. Box 327, Smarr, GA 31086 www.horseandhunter.com 
 
South Carolina's BestHunts! 
lnclu'!Jfi. 'Gulde, Lodgi1JJ,,.& Meals 
Y ~  Boar-YearRound (2perday) Also GuaranteedHogHunts  Deer- Aug 15-Jan 1 (2 per day) 
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(912) 826-2253  P.O. Box 1124, Estill SC 29918 
 
Southeast Adventure Outfitters: See ad 
 
under "Maps". 
 
 
 
Trophy Whitetail Hunts on over 30,000 acres of Trophy-Managed Property In Middle & South Georgia 
Guided Hunts 
. -Season Se-pt. 22 ~ J an.9 
Woods-N-Water, Inc. 
478-864-9108 woodsnwaterinc.com 
FOOD PLOTS 
 
Wild Turkey's Favorite Food. GLENDALE ENTERPRISES, INC. 297RAILROADAVE. DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL 32433 850-859-2141  FAX 850-859-2181 Your "Wil-Grow CHUFA" Farmers 
www.chufa.com 
Grinders, Cubers, All butcher supplies for home processing send $1.00 for Catalog. The Home Processor, 4500 Ledan Extension, G;:iinesville, GA 30506. 770-535-7381. On line shopping www. Home-Processor. com 
HUNT CLUB/SERVICES 
SOUTH GEORGIA BIRD HUNTING (By day or Membership) Quail, Dove and Pheasant. Corporate Hunts Available. Dogs, Guides, Lunch and Refreshments provided. (912)739-3136. or e(llail bmhennessee@g-net.net 
 
You can own hunting, farm & timberland in Georgia 
Hem's an opportunityto hunt on yourown land. Tracts for 
sal8- at reasonable prices! In addition to hunting, w~ offer 
fann and timberland forpleasureor investment Send for free list. 
Craig M. Brown- Southeastern Hunting Services P.O. Box 4271 Albany, GA 31706 (912) 432-1010 
. 'HUNTING DOGS 
 
DooRiver Retrievers 
Professlonal Training For Hundng Dogs 
 
Bob A.lien 
 
770-854-8529 
 
Franklin, GA www.dogriverretrievers.com 
 
HUNT/FISH INFORMATION 
 
DREAMHUNTS 
For a free brochure listing dozens of Kansas' Hunting Services 
Call (620) 583-5553 8arn-8pm CT www.HuntKansas.org 
 
HUNTING PRESERVES 
 
(B"~1~ri ;hfflQi~N~ 
Rt. 4,Longstreet Road, Cochran,GA 31014 
478-934-6916 
Jerry Manning, Mgr. www.barksdaleplantation.com 
- Wingshooting: Quail,Chukar, Pheasant Half-Day & Full-Day, Guided Hunts Hunt-Own-Dog Hunts (No Guide) 
- Combination Packages: Quail/Deer, Deer/Hog, Turkey/Hog 
- Deer -Muzzle Loader Special: (Weekday &Weekend Packages) 
- Turkey: One-day and 3-day Packages - All-InclusiveCorporate Packages - Lodging and Home-Cooked Meals 
Southern Hospitality, Good Friends, Good Hunting, No Worries 
 
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MALLARD ~ RINGNECK DUCKS ~ PHEASANTS 
 
THOUSANDS OF BIG STRONG BIRDS 
 
237 Joe Harden Road Ly9ns, GA 3043/6-4824 91 2-526-HUNT 4868\ 
HUNTING VEHICLES  . '. 
 
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EATPROCESSING 
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Peyton's Comer Store 
& Deer Processing, Inc. 
ALLVARIETIES 
Ground, Roast.r, Sreaks, Chops, Jerky Sausage (bulk or Slu/fed) Summer Sausage 
REASONABLE PRICES & QVAU1Y WORK 
Co11venle111Iy located at the entrance to Mistl'eloe Srau Park and 1Vi11field Campgrow1d 
7469 Winfield R oad, Aj>pling, G eorgia PTI: (706) 541-0 L07 
 
TAXIDERMY, 
 
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'oeER COOLER and PROCESSI c' 
 
Hwy 77 North Union Point, GA 
 
Bus: (706) 486-4770 Hm : (706) 486-4041 
 
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LIGHTS/TOOLS 
 
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LODGING/RESORTS 
 
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All Rooms 
 
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I 91 2_564-2490 
 
Microwave, Hairdryer, Iron and Board 
 
I Discount avarlable with a vafid Hunling License 
 
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L _ _ and during hunting season only. _ _ ..J 
 
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DUCK  GOOSE  DEER  TURKEY The Ha""lton Famay Hunting & Guide Seivice for 7 generations since 1810. Lodging facilities. Huning ~cial: 3 day gu,de<l hunt and lodging. 
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On Reelfoot Lake, Hwy22, 4992 Hamilton Rd Hornbeak,TN 38232 
Call 1731) 538-2325 fo r reservations now1 
 
Waterfowl Southern 
 
Guide Service 
 
) f Marty Shettlesworth 
Professional Guide Duck- Fish 
33,oq:) acre Arkabulla Reservoir 
t 150,000 acre White River Rofug'e 
 
near STUTTGART, ARKANSAS 
 
REASONABLE RATES 
Ph: 901 -386-1706 
 
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SPORTING GOODS 
 
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10102 Main St., Woodstock, GA 30 188 
770-928-9132 FAX: 770-5 17-5552 
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John & Tim Young, own eH FAX: 0 12-878-4992 
 
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Broderick Head's 
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Exceptional Award W in_ning Mounts 
Specializing in Animals ofAll Kinds. 
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9 12-772-5 199 
 
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Guyton. GA 31 312 
 
Member NTA  G TA 
 
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Your Full Time Professional Choice in 
 
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Where quality comes before price 
&!l S ha n no n Tuggle, Owner (912) 228-0264 or 254-8619 
3509 Pavo Road, Thomasville, GA 31792 
 
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4705 N. HENRY BLVD. 
STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281 770-474-6084 
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The eo.bwhite Quail Initiative 
Restoring Habitat for the Birds 
The Bobwhite Quail Initiative (BQI) is an experimental program dedicated to restoring habitat for the state game bird. BQI includes technical assistance and financial incentives directed at improving nesting and brood rearing habitat for quail on private farmland across 20 counties in southwest, central,and east/central Georgia. This voluntary program promotes restoring quality early successional habitat for bobwhite quail and songbirds, improves water quality and reduces soil erosion. 
For more information about BQI, landowners in Bleckley, Dodge, Emanuel, Houston, Laurens and Treutlen counties may contact the BQI office in East Dublin at (478) 2966176. Landowners with property in Baker, Colquitt, Crisp, Dooly, Dougherty, Lee, Mitchell, Sumter and Terrell counties may call the BQI office in Albany at (229) 420-1212. Landowners in Bulloch, Burke, Jenkins or Screven counties may contact the BQI office in Waynesboro at (706) 554-3745. Jones County residents should contact the BQI headqyarters office in Forsyth at (478) 994-7583. 
 
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