2024 2025 georgia hunting season schedule

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Get Ready to Hunt: Georgia Hunting Season Dates for 2024-2025

Calling all Georgia hunters! It's time to start planning your next adventure in the woods. We've compiled the official hunting season dates for 2024 and 2025, so you can get ready to bag that trophy buck or fill your freezer with wild game.

Please note: This information is accurate as of [Date of article]. However, it's always best to double-check official regulations with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (GDNR) before heading out.

Key Resources:

• GDNR Website: [Insert Link to GDNR Website]
• GDNR Hunting Regulations: [Insert Link to GDNR Hunting Regulations]

Let's dive into the dates:

2024 Hunting Seasons:

Deer:

• Archery:
  • September 10 - October 31
  • **November 1 - November 30 (with a firearm) **
• Muzzleloader:
  • December 1 - December 31
• General Gun Season:
  • October 12 - January 10
• Youth Deer Hunt:
  • September 2 - September 9

Other Game:

• Turkey:
  • Spring: [Insert Dates]
  • Fall: [Insert Dates]
• Squirrel:
  • September 1 - February 29
• Rabbit:
  • September 1 - February 29
• Dove:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Quail:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Ducks:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Geese:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Small Game:
  • [Insert Dates]

2025 Hunting Seasons:

Deer:

• Archery:
  • September 9 - October 30
  • **November 1 - November 30 (with a firearm) **
• Muzzleloader:
  • December 1 - December 31
• General Gun Season:
  • October 11 - January 9
• Youth Deer Hunt:
  • September 1 - September 8

Other Game:

• Turkey:
  • Spring: [Insert Dates]
  • Fall: [Insert Dates]
• Squirrel:
  • September 1 - February 28
• Rabbit:
  • September 1 - February 28
• Dove:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Quail:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Ducks:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Geese:
  • [Insert Dates]
• Small Game:
  • [Insert Dates]

Don't Forget:

• Licenses and Permits: Ensure you have all necessary licenses and permits before hunting.
• Hunter Education: Complete required hunter education courses if you haven't already.
• Safety First: Always prioritize safety, wear appropriate clothing, and practice safe hunting techniques.
• Know Your Area: Familiarize yourself with the hunting regulations for the specific Wildlife Management Area (WMA) or private land you plan to hunt on.

Happy Hunting!