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Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA: Almo Tract

Box Springs • Talbot County • Georgia Heartland

The Almo Tract of Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA near Box Springs offers buck, turkey, small game, quail, primitive camping, hiking, fishing, and longleaf-pine restoration habitat.

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Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA: Almo Tract
WMA Wildlife Management Area

Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA: Almo Tract

The Almo Tract is a 6,700-acre tract within the Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA complex. hunting opportunities for buck, turkey, small game, and quail. The Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA complex was created through a partnership among DNR, The Nature Conservancy, and the U.S. Army at Fort Benning, protecting priority habitats and supporting restoration of fire-managed longleaf pine ecosystems beneficial to red-cockaded woodpeckers, gopher tortoises, and other imperiled species. No ATVs or horses are allowed. Check the kiosk daily for prescribed burning schedule and location. Confirm current access, licenses, seasons, burns, and WMA regulations before visiting.

Hunting Opportunities

Species and access notes

Use these as planning categories only. Seasons, quota details, legal methods, bag limits, and property-specific rules must be confirmed through Georgia DNR before visiting.

Listed Game Opportunities

Deer Turkey Small Game Quail

Hunt & Access Flags

  • Quota Hunts: No
  • Youth Hunts: No
  • Specialty Hunts: No
  • Developed Camping: Yes
  • Primitive Camping: Yes
  • Boat Access Required: No
  • ATVs: No
Facilities & Recreation

Features at Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA: Almo Tract

Features are based on researched property data and should be verified with official sources before making a trip plan.

Habitat

Rare Species Habitat

This property includes sensitive habitat for rare or priority species. Stay on appropriate access routes and follow all posted rules.

Habitat

Longleaf Pine Habitat

Longleaf pine habitat is available at this property. Prescribed fire and habitat work may affect access, so check current notices before visiting.

Camping

Primitive Campsites

Primitive campsites may be available. Expect basic camping with limited or no hookups unless official property notes say otherwise.

Water Access

Lake Fishing

Lake or pond fishing access may be available. Confirm fishing regulations, licenses, and access points before visiting.

Trails

Hiking Trails

Hiking trails are available at this property. Confirm trail access, closures, and whether trails overlap with hunting areas during open seasons.

Other Recreation

Wildlife Viewing

This property also offers wildlife viewing opportunities. Wear visible clothing and be aware of open hunting seasons when visiting.

Planning Notes

Important details before you go

These notes summarize durable planning considerations. Current regulations and closures can change.

Hunting Summary

Hunting opportunities include buck, turkey, small game, and quail.

Habitat

Fall Line longleaf-pine restoration landscape with priority habitat for red-cockaded woodpecker, gopher tortoise, and other imperiled species.

Access Notes

Check station, kiosk, and campground are off the WMA entry road east of Highway 240.

ATV Notes

No ATVs or horses allowed.

Camping

Primitive campsites are listed by DNR for this property.

Safety Notes

Check kiosk daily for prescribed burning schedule and location.

Closures

Prescribed burning may affect access.

Fees & Passes

Land Access requires a hunting license, fishing license, or Lands Pass.

Map & Directions

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