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Georgia Turkey Hunting Guides & Outfitters
PO Box 247
Gay, GA 30218
Big Red Oak Plantation is in the heart of the west central piedmont region of the state where gentle rolling hills, tall oak and pine trees, abundant Broomsedge, and other native grasses, and thriving wildlife make it an outdoor person's paradise.
The decline of the native Bob White Quail led to the establishment of the hunting preserve in 1974 to restore the quail population and as a side line to farming. Now where cotton, peaches, corn and soybeans were grown, the 3500 acre farm is
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PO Box 988
Cusseta, GA 31805
Buckeye Lodge can provide a memorable and affordable hunting experience for you, your family, and your business clients. Hunts can be booked for one day up to as many as desired, depending on booking schedule. All transportation to and from hunting areas is provided. The hunts are done from tower stands, comfortable ladder stands, ground blinds, and climbing stands. Meals, lodging, guide fees and fishing are included in the fee of $300 per person or $250 per person without meals. We have
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2415 Warwick Highway
Ashburn, GA 31714
Realizing the individual needs involved in arranging that "perfect hunt" for friends and family, the owner and staff at Little River Plantation strive to offer the very best for each and every one of our valued guests.
Whether your interests are hunting multitudes of fast flying quail, pursuing that buck of a lifetime or just getting away for a while, Little River Plantation has it all. Trophy deer and bobwhite quail thrive amongst our 22,000 contiguous acres of privately held land. We offer
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PO Box 4094
Dublin, GA 31040
We believe we have taken the positives and negatives of our experiences, and created the premier hunting lodge of the southeast. Our accommodations are a newly constructed 4000 square foot lodge. Six bedrooms and each contains it's own bath.
The accommodations are ideal for corporate retreats or couples. There are several activities at the lodge, such as fishing, a fivestand, 100 round sporting clay course, horseback riding, pool table, etc. All of these activities are great, but most of all
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1134 Quail Country Road
Arlington, GA 39813
Quail Country Plantation lies in the heart of the "Quail Hunting Capital of the World." Here, in Southwest Georgia, the habitat is perfect for the bobwhite, prince of all gamebirds. At Quail Country we place special emphasis on quail habitat.
Quail Country is not your regular everyday 'run-of-the-mill' shooting/hunting preserve. Our 15-bedroom lodge is equipped with a conference room and a conference annex. For your enjoyment, our wobble trap range is available year-round. We also offer
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Route 3 Box 4250
Hawkinsville, GA 31036
Under New Ownership (as of June 2008)
Redhawk Plantation was established in 1989 by the Slay family. It was created to be a trophy hunter and wingshooters paradise. This paradise can be enjoyed while you or a group of associates dine on great southern cooking and lodge in a modern rustic setting. With all these comforts, there is nothing to do but come and join the "Redhawk family"! We have had guests such as movie star Robert Miranda, outdoor TV host Don Holley, TV soap star Kimberlin Brown,
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5749 Turkey Road
Camilla, GA 31730
Here at Rio Piedra Plantation we do one thing, and we do it well. We offer Traditional Bobwhite Quail Hunting. In the geographic heart of Georgia’s Classic Southern Quail Habitat. No one does it quite the same. And most certainly, no one does it better.
Rio Piedra Plantation is strategically located in the geographic heart of the Classic Southern Georgia Plantation Belt where for many generations, traditional Quail Hunting has been a time honored tradition. Today, we strive to uphold these
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178 North Hamilton St.
Lyons, GA 30436
RoseAllen Plantation is located between the Altamaha and Ohoopee river basins in the heart of some of best game and farm land in the Southeast. For the last twelve years we have intensely managed the plantation for game, consulting state and private wildlife consultants and sparing no expense in the management of the land for game. We have established an intense game and land management program without sacrificing our traditions of great hunting and southern hospitality. The whole plantation is
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Quitman, GA 31643
This famous South Georgia plantation is 22,000 exclusive acres of primitive, family-owned land populated by deer, quail and wild turkey...with over 1000 acres of ponds and small lakes! In this pristine setting, those who love the outdoors rediscover their passion for the great outdoors. The ride in a jeep or mule-drawn wagon, the careful work of experienced pointers and setters, the sudden rush of the rising quail, the camaraderie of fellow hunters...this southern tradition lives on at LRP.
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Bullard, GA 31020
Whiteway Plantation offers the best hunting in Georgia hands down. If you are looking for a trophy buck, hog or turkey - then look no further. Our intense management throughout the years has really paid off. Some of the deer taken had Boone and Crockett gross scores ranging from 120 all the way up to the mid 160s. Wild hogs are plentiful as well, the largest so far that has been taken wieghed 700 pounds.
If you are more into bird hunting, we have you fixed up there as well. Our wild turkey
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590 Three Bridges Road
Americus, GA 31709
Mickey and Connie Wise are the Owner-Operators of Wise Olde Pine. Mickey has been hunting in Southwest Georgia since he was old enough to carry a gun, and Connie is known in these parts as a Country Gourmet cook. Managing 3000 acres of prime hunting land is more than a full time job.
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111 Industrial Boulevard
Wrightsville, GA 31096
Woods-N-Water, Inc., offers a full line of affordable, quality hunting and fishing packages.
We have over 2,500 acres of privately-managed hunting and fishing property located approximately 2 1/2 hours south of Atlanta.
Come and enjoy some of the finest hunting and fishing the Southland has to offer. Ask about our special corporate packages when you call 1-478-864-9108 today to reserve your trip.
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* All listing information was obtained from publicly available resources including the internet. We here at Foremost Hunting do not hold claim that the information above is of our own. In most cases the information was derived from the taxidermists own website.
Georgia Turkey Hunting News
| NWTF Turkey Shoot: An Event for Family and Fun by host | There's nothing quite like a day at the shooting range to strengthen a marriage and make new friends - at least that's the case for Jeff and Lynn Montjoy of Greenwood, S.C. Jeff Montjoy, an avid hunter and longtime member of the National Wild Turkey Federation, introduced his wife to sporting clay shooting after learning about the sport from a friend. What began as a hobby quickly turned into an obsession the couple credits with helping them meet new friends and make their 20-year marriage better than ever. | | Fort Stewart gains more than 271,000 new trees thanks to NWTF and partners by host | The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) continues to make restoring the longleaf pine - one of America's most endangered ecosystems - a priority. The NWTF recently signed a conservation agreement with the Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield (HAAF) Partnership for Longleaf Pine Restoration to help restore the longleaf pine to areas in and near Fort Stewart in southeastern Georgia. | | Top Gun Reveals Secrets To NWTF Turkey Shoot Success by host | Shooters from around the country are chomping at the bit to shatter clay targets at the National Wild Turkey Federation's 15th annual Turkey Shoot, held Aug. 15 to Aug. 17, 2008 at The Meadows National Gun Club in Forsyth, Ga. | | Turkey Shoot Sporting Clays Tourney Creates Big Dollars by host | More than 1,000 sporting clays enthusiasts will pour into Forsyth, Ga., Aug. 14 to Aug. 17, for the National Wild Turkey Federation's Turkey Shoot sporting clays tournament.
Over 600 of them will shoot in the event, held at the Meadows National Gun Club. Many will stop in the local Bass Pro Shops in Macon to purchase their ammunition, and will stay at local hotels throughout the four-day shoot, pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy. | | NWTF, State and Federal Agencies Unite to Fight Cogongrass by host | GEORGIA — Cogongrass - a little-known, aggressive weed - is causing big problems for wildlife, having attacked millions of acres of wildlife habitat across the Southeast. But the National Wild Turkey Federation and its project partners are fighting back. | | Prescribed Burns in Spring Improve Wild Turkey Habitat by host | Each spring, the National Wild Turkey Federation’s wildlife biologists hear the fears of concerned hunters who don't understand that prescribed burns in March and April -- months generally known as wild turkey nesting months -- are far more beneficial than harmful to wild turkey populations. However, the NWTF's wildlife biologists have research showing the years of improved nesting and brood habitat created by a growing season prescribed fire is far more important to the turkey population than the loss of a few nests. | | NWTF Calls Women to Convention by host | The National Wild Turkey Federation is holding its 32nd annual Convention and Sport Show Feb. 21 to Feb. 24 at the Georgia World Congress Center, and is offering something special for all the women in attendance. |
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