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Hunting

Air Rifle Produces Late-Season, Public-Land Buck

“I don’t think I will ever go back to shooting a regular rifle again,” remarked Ronnie Blackburn, of Douglasville. Since receiving a Umarex Hammer .50 caliber PCP Air Rifle for Christmas a year ago, Ronnie has been hooked on the air gun. “It’s kind of like going from regular rifle hunting to bowhunting,” said Ronnie…

Through The Eyes Of A Deer Dog

Editor’s Note: The below story is told through the eyes of Chevy, a deer-tracking dog that passed away on Oct. 30, 2024. My mama, belly swollen with pups, crouched and crawled under an old clapboard, rotting shed to birth me and about 10 more puppies. She had been dropped off and abandoned. There she met…

Buck With Hairless Patches Likely Had Mange

Most people who think of a mangy dog will think of filth, poor health and contagiousness. Well, if you see a deer on your trail camera that looks like a mangy dog, you will probably think that it is best to cull the deer. Weston Harrell was called on to do just that for his…

Shopping Or Hunting? Wise Choice Leads To First Deer In 5 Years On Meriwether County Club

By Keith Ross My wife was hosting a wedding shower on Dec. 15 for a young lady at our church, and I was told to leave the house for at least three hours, so it was either shopping or hunting. I have had seven surgeries since the start of hunting season, so I was just…

First-Ever Bow Buck Is County Record Caliber

On the morning of Dec. 30, Jackson Pegg, of Nashville, successfully harvested a beautiful 9-point buck on his grandfather’s land in Berrien County. This is a personal milestone as it was his first bow-kill, and it just might break the county record. The current bowhunting record for Berrien County is a 2022 buck with a…

GON January 2025 Flipbook Edition

GON January Issue 2025

Vol. 39, No. 1 Wild hogs are a scourge to many, but on some WMAs they offer late season chances for fun hunting and freezer meat. Photo by Russell Graves   January 2025 Magazine Flipbook Edition   Articles available to paid GON subscribers   January Feature Articles No hindsight ip unit displayed. Public-Land Wild Hogs…

Southeast Georgia Fishing Reports With Capt. Bert Deener – Jan. 3, 2025

I hope that each of you had a safe New Year! The bites all over southeast Georgia and north Florida have been really good. Crappie, seatrout, bass and bowfin have been tops from the folks I’ve talked with. Satilla River: The river is fishable and the bass and crappie have been biting. I saw photos of…

God’s Design Is For Kids To Be Outside

I was recently telling an older fella about my boys catching bugs and frogs and crawfish and anything else in the outdoors that they could get their hands on. I was still laughing, just thinking of the fun they had, when the man said in a deep tone, “You know, that sure is good for…

44 New Fish Added To GON’s Record List

For the third consecutive year, 44 new fish were added to GON’s Georgia Lake and River Records list. In the past, GON has published these exclusive fish records in the February issue, but we’ve moved them into the January issue to help kick-start off the new year as we start collecting new records for 2025.…

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