On May 1, 2019, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Mobile District will begin to accept Lake Allatoona hunting permit application requests for the 2019/2020 hunting season.
Lake Allatoona Hunting Permit Application Information
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Vineyard Mountain Trail Reopens January 1, 2019
The Vineyard Mountain Trail reopens on January 1, 2019 following scheduled hunting activities in the area. If “absence makes the heart grow fonder,” you’ll love walking that path more than ever in the New Year.
Hunting Regulations for Lake Allatoona
You’ll need to know the updated hunting regulations before hunting at Lake Allatoona on the roughly 7,000 acre Allatoona Wildlife Management Area, by the northeastern part of the lake.
The Allatoona Wildlife Management Area
The Allatoona Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is a 6,818 acre property in Cherokee and Bartow counties open for fishing, hiking and seasonal hunting.
Wily Coyote Hunters Wanted
Wily coyote hunters are invited to kill up to five coyotes per month from March to August in the new Georgia Coyote Challenge.
Georgia’s Wildlife Harvest Summaries
A friend from The Dancing Deer Forest ~ Photograph by Robert Sutherland Our friends with the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) have compiled zillions of random facts in their Wildlife Harvest Summaries, along with information about harvesting other wildlife near Lake Allatoona and statewide, and boiled it down into an understandable format that is useful to hunters. For […]
Apply Online for Quota Hunt Permits in Georgia
Applying for a quota hunt permit has never been easier. You can now apply online in just minutes for deer, alligator, waterfowl, dove and many others for both children and adults, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division. A quota hunt is a scheduled event at a Wildlife Management Area or other […]
Turkey Season Opens in Georgia on Saturday March 21, 2015
Turkey season opens in Georgia on Saturday, March 21st 2015. No, you can’t shoot owls. I didn’t have a turkey picture and I just took the shot of the owl on the right. So I used the photograph of the owl and killed two birds with one stone. Sort of. Have you been practicing your turkey […]
Fred Hays ~ 2014 DNR Law Enforcement Investigative Ranger of the Year
Ranger First Class Fred Hays was named DNR Law Enforcement’s Investigative Ranger of the Year for 2014 by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division. Ranger Fred Hays is assigned to Jasper County. To catch poachers and other wildlife violators, Rangers require diligence, dedication all the way through lengthy criminal investigations. Ranger Fred Hays does that and more. […]
Give the Gift of Lifetime Fishing Licenses. Seriously.
An old friend used to say, “Do your giving while you’re living. Then you’re knowing where it’s going.” It’s time for us to do our Christmas shopping, even if we forget the Reason for the Season. We can get presents for our loved ones that we know will be returned as soon as they can […]