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Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Shotguns or archery equipment only for small game. Park day-use area is closed to hunting; no camping.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 48, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Camp only in designated areas; use the West tract boundary map.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 48, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. No ATVs or UTVs; e-bikes limited to roads open to motor vehicles.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 48, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Archery-only zones require archery equipment for all species. The area closes during dog-deer hunts except to quota permit holders; those dates are excluded.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 48, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Stay within marked public-hunting boundaries and observe mapped safety zones, closures and legal small-game weapon restrictions.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Shotguns only for small game; this record excludes quota dove events.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. No ATVs or UTVs; e-bikes limited to roads open to motor vehicles.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. No hog dogs. This record covers the main WMA and excludes separately regulated Dixie Creek/Glovers Creek areas.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Stay within marked public-hunting boundaries and observe mapped safety zones, closures and legal small-game weapon restrictions.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. Camp only in designated sites.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 49, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Georgia basic hunting license is purchased directly; cost depends on residency, age and duration. Check the official license page for current prices.

Buy the appropriate Georgia hunting license directly; basic hunting privileges cover small game. Meet hunter-education, age and residency rules. Carry the current area map and sign in where required; check seasons and closures before travel.

Quota hunts and specialty events are not included. No ATVs; use posted access roads and WMA boundaries.

Why this is included: Georgia DNR’s 2026–27 guide, printed page 50, lists a regular small-game season for this area. The listed squirrel/rabbit activity has no quota marker; basic hunting privileges are purchased directly. Separately marked quota hunts are excluded.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

This entry covers general uplands, excluding the Fennville Farm managed waterfowl hunt and posted wildlife refuges. DNR describes squirrel and ruffed grouse on the remainder of the area. Do not enter restricted dam structures or fenced former Plainwell impoundment parcels. Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Keep out of buildings and safety zones; the Shooting Range Trail parking/access vicinity has additional discharge restrictions. This entry is for hunting parcels, not the target range. Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Firearm discharge is allowed for lawful hunting only; no casual target shooting. Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

No centerfire rifle may be discharged or possessed afield. No target, trap or skeet shooting, or discharge in parking areas. Bicycle access is restricted Sept. 15–Jan. 31 unless posted open. Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.

Access permit: Michigan license purchase required; prices vary by age, residency and duration. State game areas do not require a Recreation Passport, but a separate park/boat access route may.

Buy the appropriate Michigan base license or eligible nonresident 3-/7-day small-game license. Meet hunter-education or apprentice/mentor requirements, follow legal hours and equipment rules, and wear required hunter orange. Check posted conditions before travel.

Stay inside mapped public hunting boundaries; respect 150-yard firearm safety zones, posted closures and local weapon restrictions. This record does not cover deer, turkey or managed waterfowl permits, and does not reserve a spot.

Why this is included: The DNR lists this named public game/wildlife area and publishes its boundary map. Michigan’s 2026 small-game rules authorize these species with purchased base or limited small-game licenses, without an application draw. This record applies only to general huntable parcels and excludes managed permit hunts/refuges.