You’ve heard of the Trogs … The Beatles … The Byrds … Phish … The Eagles and The Animals, so why not grab the latest CD from the frogs. You’ll love their rendition of “Roe, Roe, Roe Your Boat.” Yes, this masterpiece contains all the top hits of Georgia’s frogs! See if you can hear Sittin’ on […]
Red Top Mountain State Park is heavenly. A zillion people a day zoom by on I-75, all freaked out that other cars are clogging their personal highway by only going 85 mph in a 70-mph zone. They blow by the universe parallel to the freeway where relaxation and recreation reign. Hop off the highway and […]
Wildlife Resources Division Rangers administer the state’s hunter education and boating safety programs. They also investigate violations of wildlife laws, and hunting and boating incidents. Here are a few highlights from their recent Law Enforcement Report: Hunting turkey out of season – Tattnall County Hunting rabbits out of season – Berrien and Lanier Counties Violation citations […]
The latest edition of Georgia Wild is online with some pretty cool stuff. Watch the Falcons, Live! There are a couple of ways to watch a nest of falcons living at SunTrust Plaza in Atlanta. No, these aren’t the giant hulks who play with the ball that’s all pointy at both ends, these are real […]
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The smart folks at the Wildlife Resources Division of our Department of Natural Resources have a cool new trick for hunting on Georgia’s roughly 100 Wildlife Management Areas (WMA). Hunters can now sign-in online before heading out to WMA sign-in hunts, just in time for turkey season. Use of the system is only permissible for hunters […]
According to a March 15, 2013 story written by Chip Rogers on the GPB.org blog, Georgia Works, Bass Pro Shops plans to open a new store in Emerson, about five miles from Lake Allatoona’s Red Top Mountain State Park. Bass Pro Shops, which calls itself “America’s largest outdoor retailer,” says the 100,000 square foot retail […]
Tent camping in Georgia’s State Parks is inexpensive, restful and exhilarating. Now, with the new GeoCamp program, sleeping outside hasn’t been this cheap since cowboys made their homes where the buffalos roamed and the skies were not cloudy all day. This new “loyalty program” allows GeoCamp club members to earn every tenth night of camping for […]
The annual “Hills of Iron” celebration will be held at Red Top Mountain State Park on Saturday, March 16, 2013 from 10 AM until 8 PM. Hills of Iron recreates Bartow County’s historic iron industry. Activities begin in the morning with hayrides to the Allatoona ore bank located in the Iron Hill Trail area. Rides start at […]
If it weren’t for the DNR’s Wildlife Resources Division there would be a lot more “wild life” in Georgia. DNR Rangers are the ones who nab perps (“bad boys” for those who don’t watch reality TV shows) for shooting wildlife from the comfort of their pickup trucks on public roads, and other beer-induced activities. Without […]