State guide · GA

Hunting outfitters and guides in Georgia

Hunting outfitters and guides in Georgia, with the official wildlife agency and what we could confirm about outfitter and guide licensing.

  • 6outfitters
  • 5species
  • 3regions
  • 0Sponsored

Georgia at a glance

What you can hunt in Georgia

Looking for hunting outfitters in Georgia? Start with what the state allows. Below are the game species the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division lists hunting seasons for, grouped by type, from guided whitetail hunts in Georgia to black bear and hog hunts. Species tagged "Draw/permit only" are allocated through a draw, lottery or limited permit rather than an over-the-counter license.

Big game

Turkey

Waterfowl

Upland birds

Small game and furbearers

  • Rabbit
  • Squirrel
  • Coyote, raccoon, opossum, fox, bobcat

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Georgia WRD - Hunting in Georgia (seasons and regulations); Georgia WRD - Regulations (2026-27 Hunting & Fishing Regulations guide); Georgia.gov - View Hunting Season Dates.

Seasons, draws and regulations change every year and can differ by unit or zone. Confirm seasons and regulations with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division before you plan or book a hunt. This list is a starting point, not legal advice.

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.

Species by service level in Georgia

Georgia: outfitters per species and service level
SpeciesGuidedFully outfittedSemi-guidedDrop campListingsSponsored
Whitetail deer–6––6–
Turkey–3––3–
Upland birds–3––3–
Wild hog–3––3–
Waterfowl–1––1–
Total (a listing counts in each row it matches)–16––16–

Regions within Georgia

Georgia: published outfitters by home region
RegionAbout the regionOutfittersSpecies offered
North GeorgiaAppalachian foothills and mountains in the north.none yet–
Middle Georgia and the PiedmontRolling farmland and hardwood-pine country across the middle of the state.1Whitetail deer, Turkey, Upland birds
South Georgia and the Coastal PlainFlat pine, farm and swamp country in the south and along the coast.5Whitetail deer, Wild hog, Turkey, Upland birds, Waterfowl

All 6outfitters operating in Georgia

Filter the 6 outfitters below. Pick one species and one hunt type; if nothing shows, no listing offers both.

Species
Hunt type

Compare side by side

Hunting outfitters operating in Georgia
Outfitter State Service level Species Hunt types License on file Verified
Charlane Woodlands & Preserve GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer, Turkey, Upland birds Trophy, Rifle, Archery, Wingshooting
Gopher Plantation GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer, Wild hog Rifle, Archery, Muzzleloader, Youth and novice
Hart of Dixie Outdoors GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer Archery, Muzzleloader, Rifle
Oconee River Lodge GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer, Wild hog Rifle, Archery
RoseAllen Plantation GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer, Turkey, Upland birds Muzzleloader, Rifle, Trophy, Wingshooting
SouthWind Plantation GA Fully outfitted Whitetail deer, Turkey, Waterfowl, Upland birds, Wild hog Wingshooting, Archery, Rifle

Hunt types with a Georgia page

Hunting leases and public access in Georgia

Listed for information only. Sun Up Hunts does not arrange or negotiate leases, does not act for any landowner or hunter, holds no real estate license and is not a party to any lease. We don't handle deposits or payments, and we get no fee or commission from these links. The lister sets price, terms and availability, so confirm everything directly with them before you pay or sign. Full lease listings disclaimer.

Lease search pages and state programs covering Georgia

Nationwide lease search sites

No one pays us for these links and none is ranked by payment. We copy no lease details, photos or descriptions: open the lister's page for current offers. Check Georgia licenses, tags and seasons with the state wildlife agency.

Official agency: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division.

Draws and lotteries: Georgia draw and application deadlines, with a link to the agency's own page.

Bordering states and region

Georgia is in the South region. Hunting outfitters in bordering states:

Browse all 50 states from the home page, or see guided hunts by species.

Frequently asked questions

How many outfitters are listed for Georgia?

6 published listings. Counts change as listings are reviewed, added or removed. The most recent listing check was on October 24, 2026.

What kinds of service do these outfitters offer?

6 fully outfitted (guide, camp, meals and logistics). Definitions are on each listing, and the contract is what counts.

Does paying for placement change what is shown?

Upgraded listings are labelled "Sponsored" (free Founding placements too) and, when enabled, shown first. The upgrade never changes a listing's facts, license check or editor's notes. Listing is free. Outfitters can choose an upgraded listing, always labelled "Sponsored": free for life for the first 25 Founding outfitters, then a flat monthly or annual fee (see the listing tiers page). There is no per-lead fee, no per-booking fee and no revenue share, and payment never buys a license check or changes a listing's facts.

How current is this information?

Every listing shows when it was last checked; listings older than 365 days are flagged for re-checking. Regulations, licensing rules, seasons, draws and prices change and differ by state and land type. Information is checked on the date shown and is not legal advice. Always confirm requirements with the state wildlife agency and the licensing agency named on the page, and get hunt terms in a written contract.