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The 2008-2009 hunting regulations are now available. You can read or download the complete PDF document here.

Here is a recap of some important dates:

Deer
Archery State-wide -- Sept 13 thru Oct 10
Primitive weapons -- Oct 11-17
Firearms Northern Zone -- Oct 18 thru Jan 1
Firearms Southern Zone -- Oct 18 thru Jan 15

Please read the entire regulations as special provisions apply.

Dove
Sept. 6-21; Oct. 11-19;
Nov. 27-Jan. 10
Daily Limit: 12
Eurasian collared doves may be taken at any time; No limit.

Bear
Northern Zone:
Archery: Sept. 13 – Oct. 10
Primitive Weapons: Oct. 11-17
Firearms: Oct. 18 – Dec. 7

Southern Zone:
Firearms: Sept. 25 - 27;
Oct. 2-4; Oct. 9-11

ATLANTA , June 25, 2008 - Today the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Board announced its recommendation for recreation projects totaling $1.2 million. Fifteen Georgia counties, cities and recreation authorities have been selected to move forward in the approval process. The federal Land and Water Conservation Fund helps communities acquire land, develop parks and renovate existing properties. The recreational grant program is administered through the DNR, with officials reviewing 57 applications this year. Final approval is granted by the Department of Interior. 

“We were impressed by the caliber of applications received and are glad to provide assistance for these deserving projects,” said DNR’s parks director, Becky Kelley. “Public support for recreational improvements and expanding greenspace is great, and we wish we had additional funding so that more communities could benefit from this important program.” . . . click here for the rest of the story.

Hunting Opportunity
Hunting club in Crawford County Georgia (Northern Zone) has openings for members. Excellent hunting for deer, turkey, etc on approximately 400 acres with little hunting pressure. For more information, send email

Don't Introduce Exotic Species to Georgia Waters
Ecosystems are threatened by exotic species as they sometimes have the ability to displace native species, introduce unknown diseases, impact wildlife habitat and endanger protected species. Once an exotic establishes a breeding population...Click Here For the Complete Story

Wildlife Management Area Maps are now available on Georgia Outdoors. Check back often, maps are added frequently.

Georgiaoutdoors.com now offers Trout Stream Maps. Click here to learn more.

Now that you have bagged the trophy of a lifetime, it is time to memorialize it. Check out our listing of Georgia Taxidermy services.

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