By DIRK STEVENSON As you know, southeastern Georgia is renowned for its impressive diversity of native turtles. From venerable landlubbers like box turtles and gopher tortoises to our varied...
Now that you’ve got the hunting basics under your belt, it’s time get hunting! But what do you do with the squirrel you’ve worked so hard for? First things...
You’ve got your license, your gear and now you just need a place to hunt. At the most basic level, hunting takes place on either public land or private land. ...
So, you decided hunting was something you’d like to try. Now let’s talk about what you’ll need to get started hunting squirrels. Get familiar with the hunting regulations. The...
Introduction Are you interested in hunting, but don’t know where to start? WRD’s Hunting 101 blog series is here to help you become this season’s newest hunter. Consider Your...
North Georgia Central Georgia Southeast Georgia North Georgia (Info provided by fisheries biologist Jeff Durniak and region fisheries staff) We have a little bit of good news and not-so-good news...
Where to Find the Regulations Online – The Hunting Regulations can be found online at http://www.eregulations.com/georgia/hunting/ In Stores – Your local DNR Regional Office has copies. Walmart, Cabelas, Bass Pro...
Southeast Georgia Southeast Georgia (Info provided by Fisheries biologist Bert Deener) The crappie and bass bites have broken wide open this week with the warm-up. Don’t mess with the cold,...
Central Georgia North Georgia Central Georgia (Info provided by Fisheries biologist Steve Schleiger and region Fisheries staff; Reservoir Fishing Reports Courtesy of Southern Fishing with Ken Sturdivant) Lake Russell (1.2...