Georgia Hunting Area

Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge

Fort Gaines • Clay County • South Georgia & Coast

Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge offers Georgia-side hunting opportunities including waterfowl, deer, feral hog, and youth hunts.

Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge
NWR National Wildlife Refuge

Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge

Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge is an 11,184-acre federal refuge along the Chattahoochee River and Lake Walter F. George area. The Georgia side includes hunting opportunities primarily in the Bradley Unit, including quota waterfowl hunts from designated blinds, archery deer, youth firearm deer, feral hog during deer seasons, and special youth hunts. Refuge permits and federal-area regulations apply. Confirm current Georgia-side unit access, permits, state licenses, hunt dates, blind rules, and property-specific federal 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 Waterfowl Feral Hog

Hunt & Access Flags

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

Features at Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge

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

Hunting

Youth Hunts

Youth hunt opportunities may be available. Confirm age requirements, supervision rules, application details, and hunt dates with Georgia DNR.

Habitat

Waterfowl Impoundment

A waterfowl impoundment is available at this property. Confirm current hunt dates, access rules, and any quota or managed-hunt requirements.

Water Access

Lake

Lake access is available at this property. Confirm fishing, boating, and shoreline rules before planning around lake use.

Other Recreation

Wildlife Viewing

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

Ownership

National Wildlife Refuge

This property includes national wildlife refuge. Confirm current availability, access, hours, and seasonal restrictions before visiting.

Access

Federal Refuge Permit Required

This property includes federal refuge permit required. Confirm current availability, access, hours, and seasonal restrictions before visiting.

Hunting

Federal Quota Hunts

This property includes federal quota hunts. Confirm current availability, access, hours, and seasonal restrictions before 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 quota waterfowl hunts, archery deer, youth firearm deer, feral hog during deer seasons, and special youth hunts.

Habitat

Chattahoochee River and Lake Walter F. George refuge habitat, including Georgia-side hunt units.

Access Notes

Georgia-side hunting occurs primarily in designated refuge units such as the Bradley Unit.

Quota Hunts

Quota waterfowl hunt opportunities are available; confirm current application requirements before planning a hunt.

Youth Hunts

Youth firearm deer and special youth hunt opportunities may be available; confirm eligibility and dates.

Safety Notes

Federal refuge rules apply in addition to Georgia hunting regulations.

Fees & Passes

A refuge permit is required in addition to applicable state licenses.

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