Bullard Creek WMA — Montgomery County Tract

A forest road in Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area. · Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

What to expect

A remote public-land tract in the Altamaha corridor for wildlife viewing, fishing, canoe access and regulated hunting. This listing covers the Montgomery County section rather than the main WMA facilities near Hazlehurst.

Mount Vernon · Qualifying license or Lands Pass required; activity licenses and reservations are separate · 2–4 hours

Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area — Montgomery County tract · East of GA 221, north of the Altamaha River, Montgomery County, GA

Daylight visit; check current regulations, managed hunts and access alerts

Access and legal activities change with seasons and managed hunts. The Montgomery County tract is limited to foot or boat travel.

• Altamaha River wildlife habitat
• Foot- or boat-access public land
• Fishing, paddling and regulated hunting

Before you go

• A qualifying license or Lands Pass is required; fishing and hunting also require the licenses and rules for those activities.
• The Montgomery tract is foot- or boat-access only. Do not assume the WMA-wide ranges, campsites, shelters or vehicle access are located on this tract.
• This is active hunting land. Check managed-hunt dates, current regulations and geocaching restrictions, and wear high-visibility clothing.
• The general map pin is not a verified entrance for this tract. Follow DNR directions and kiosk information, then check river, weather and closure alerts.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.