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Georgia Chapter Of SCI Sets Records At Annual Banquet

More than 230 sportsmen, women, and conservationists from across the Southeast gathered at Adventure Outdoors for the annual Sportsman’s Banquet and Auction hosted by the Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International (SCI). Preliminary numbers indicate a record-breaking night for fundraising. Georgia SCI was proud to again recognize outstanding individuals from the Georgia Department of Natural…

Coyote Cull: May 2023 Entries

Round 1 of the 2023 GON Coyote Cull is off and rolling as hunters and trappers step up to the plate to kill song dogs in an effort to save fawns and turkey poults. Listed below are all the entries of those who have found success and taken a photo with their May 2023 issue…

Old Boards In A Tree

There is much to be learned from an old, wooden deer stand that speaks of another lifetime. I must admit that I just have an admiration for the way things used to be. I can’t help it. I will forever think that (most of) the older ways are better, and you will never convince me…

Yellow Jacket Shoals Still Closed To Public Fishing

Shoal bass anglers gearing up to fish Yellow Jacket Shoals need to put the brakes on those thoughts. After hearing that new legislation designed to protect fishing access to navigable streams has passed its final step, some may have thought that section of the Flint River was back open to public access. Although Senate Bill…

Gilmer County Atypical Gobbler Scores 125

Terry Fowler comes from a long line of serious hunters, and he has no intention of letting the passion stop with him. The 51-year-old father of three is teaching his kids what his father taught him. Born and raised in Gilmer County, Terry knows the north Georgia terrain well, spending most of his hunting time…

Satilla Bluegill Record Great Way To Celebrate 18th Birthday

When Gunner Thrift, of Raybon, made a trip to the Satilla River days before his 18th birthday, he had no idea what early birthday surprise the south Georgia river had in store for him. “On April 7, I was fishing with my dad and his friend on the Satilla down at Flat Woods Bluff. It’s…

GON May Issue 2023

Vol. 37, No. 5 Non-native coyotes can do a number on fawns and turkey poults. A key time for predator control begins now. Photo By Tommy Kirkland No hindsight ip unit displayed. May 2023 Magazine Flipbook Articles available to paid GON subscribers May Feature Articles No hindsight ip unit displayed. Big Swimbaits For Big Georgia…

GON May 2023 Issue Flipbook

Warm-Season Food Plots For Summer Protein, Better Deer

Spring is almost over, and the long, hot days of summer will be here before we know it. Many of us are dreaming of cool, fall mornings, big bucks chasing does and enjoying good times with friends at deer camp. While most are only dreaming, some are actually working on making the dream a reality.…

Un-Pasturized Porkers

Cows are just rude. Not to mention unsanitary. There ain’t a tree within  40 yards. I ain’t quite as spry as I used to be… Sorry, but you’ve been to this page long enough to know how I think. (Warning: seek psychiatric help immediately.) All that zipped through as I stood in the middle of…

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