Charlane Woodlands & Preserve

2,000-acre central Georgia plantation near Dry Branch offering guided quail, trophy-managed whitetail and limited spring turkey hunts with lodge stays and meals.

Facts

Service level

Fully outfitted: The outfitter supplies the guide plus camp or lodging, meals and field logistics (for example vehicles or boats) as one package.

States

Georgia (home state)

Home region

Middle Georgia and the Piedmont, based near Dry Branch

Species

Whitetail deer, Turkey, Upland birds

Hunt types

Trophy, Rifle, Archery, Wingshooting

Years active

Not stated

Property

Quail hunts are on a preserve, per the outfitter's site.

Last checked

October 24, 2026

License and verification

No public state license lookup: confirm with Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division.

This listing is not license-checked. Our Georgia research found no state outfitter or guide license, so there is no state record to check it against. Ask the outfitter what permits or registrations it holds and confirm with the agency before you pay a deposit.

Editor's notes

Per the outfitter's site: guided quail hunts with dogs, guided rifle and archery whitetail hunts under trophy rules and limited spring turkey hunts near Dry Branch, with lodge stays and meals. See the property note on the quail preserve.

Contact

• Website: https://charlane.com/
• Phone: (478) 945-3872
• Email: info@charlane.com

Source: charlane.com, checked Oct 24, 2026.

This directory is not a booking site. We do not take reservations, deposits or hunters' money, and we do not arrange hunts or leases; you contact and contract with the outfitter directly.

Is this your business? Claim or correct it.

About the Middle Georgia and the Piedmont region

Rolling farmland and hardwood-pine country across the middle of the state. For Georgia, we read the state's own licensing rules and link the agency instead of summarising rules we have not confirmed.

Outfitter and guide licensing in Georgia

No public single-business license lookup

Licensing body: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division. Agency to ask:Georgia DNR licenses and permits.

• The Georgia DNR commercial-license application (rev. 03/12/2025, re-read Oct 24, 2026) lists commercial trapping, fish dealer, quail, fur dealer, taxidermy, hatchery, catch-out pond and commercial fishing licenses, and no hunting-guide or outfitter license, so we found no state guide license to look up. This is not a legal conclusion: ask DNR what applies to paid hunting guides. Source (read October 24, 2026)

Not a legal conclusion: the official pages cited above do not offer a public lookup of a single outfitter's license, so we cannot check one for you. Ask the agency to confirm what an outfit holds before you pay.

State wildlife agency: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division (link checked October 23, 2026). Georgia rules change: check with the agency before booking a hunt or operating as a guide.

Questions to ask about these hunts

• Whitetail deer: How many hunters share the property, and are stands rotated by wind and day?
• Turkey: How many birds per hunter does the property typically hold?
• Upland birds: Are the birds wild, released, or both, and how does the outfit label each?
• Trophy: Trophy hunts are sold on animal quality rather than just opportunity. Ask how the outfit defines a trophy, what its standards are, and be wary of guarantees.
• Rifle: Rifle hunts are the most common outfitted deer format. Compare how the outfit sets expectations on shot distance, stand or blind setups and group size.
• Archery: Archery hunts demand close-range setups and more field time, so ask about stand and blind setups, draw-weight or crossbow guidance and how guides handle recovery.
• Wingshooting: Wingshooting hunts cover waterfowl, upland birds and turkey with a shotgun. Compare dogs, field or blind setups and shell and equipment rules.

How this listing compares

• Charlane Woodlands & Preserve is one of 6 listings based in Georgia; 6 offer fully outfitted service (all of them).
• Whitetail deer: 6 listings in Georgia.
• Turkey: 3 listings in Georgia.
• Upland birds: 3 listings in Georgia.

Before paying any deposit, read the vetting checklist: license number, agency confirmation, written contract and the land the hunt is on.

Similar outfitters in Georgia

• RoseAllen Plantation (fully outfitted)
• SouthWind Plantation (fully outfitted)
• Gopher Plantation (fully outfitted)

Frequently asked questions

How is Charlane Woodlands & Preserve's license checked?

It is not license-checked. We found no state outfitter or guide license in Georgia, so there is no public state license lookup to check it against. Confirm with Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division before you pay a deposit, and ask the outfitter what permits or registrations it holds.

How do I contact Charlane Woodlands & Preserve?

Use the contact details on this page, which we copied from the outfitter's own website, and ask for a written contract. This directory does not take bookings or deposits.

Is this a paid listing?

No: this is a free basic listing, included after review.