wma

The Big Hammock Wildlife Management Area encompasses 7,221 acres of state-owned property. Hunting opportunities include deer, turkey and small game. This WMA consists of approximately 100 acres of wildlife openings, 1,121 acres of upland hardwood hammock, and 6,000 acres of bottomland hardwood and cypress forest.

Big Dukes Pond WMA is a conservation area situated on 1,692 acres of coastal plain with a Carolina bay near Millen. This WMA offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, small game and waterfowl. No camping is allowed on the property. Horses and ATVs are also prohibited.

Beaverdam Wildlife Management Area, located approximately 12.5 miles north of Dublin, offers visitors a wide variety of outdoor activities from hunting to camping. Hunting opportunities include deer, turkey and small game. With 5,500 acres of upland pine, mixed pine hardwoods and bottomland hardwood forests, this site is a great location for all!

Located in the coastal plains, Alexander WMA sits on 1,300 acres of state-owned property. With a mix of habitat types, this WMA offers opportunities to hunt for deer, turkey, small game and dove. No camping allowed on the property.

Blanton Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in Harris County. This 4,800-acre property has opportunities for quality deer, turkey, small game, dove and waterfowl hunting.

Big Lazer Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in Talbot and Upson counties. This 7,200-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, small game and waterfowl.

Sandhills Wildlife Management Area is located in Taylor County on the north side of GA Highway 96 and about 2.5 miles west of the square in Butler. This 892-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey and small game. No camping is allowed.

Keg Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in Columbia County. This 800-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer (archery only), turkey and small game. No camping is allowed on the property.

Germany Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in McDuffie County. This 1,200-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey and small game. The nearest launch is Raysville Bridge on GA Highway 43 approximately 12 miles north of Thomson. No camping is allowed on the property.

Soap Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in Lincoln County. This 1,000-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and small game. No camping is allowed on the property.