Wildlife Management Areas

Georgia has more than 90 wildlife management areas (WMA) throughout the state, and there's one within an hour's drive of every Georgian. Through the WMA system, hunters have access to nearly one million acres of hunting land for the price of one WMA stamp. Check out the current hunting regulations for a list of specialty hunts offered at various WMAs, including ladies-only hunts and adult-child hunts. Learn more about Georgia's WMA hunting opportunities here.

To view available maps of Georgia's WMAs click here.

Several WMAs have road closures due to flooding or maintenance.  For a list of WMA road closures click here.

For notification alerts regarding roads on U.S. Forest Service land-Chattahoochee/Oconee National Forest, sign up here.

Download motor vehicle use maps for U.S. Forest Service land-Chattahoochee/Oconee National Forest here.