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Georgia Wild Quail Hunts

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GEORGIA · A SNEAK PEEK

Classic bobwhite quail in the Plantation Belt.

Longleaf pines, live oaks draped in Spanish moss and the Flint River. This is classic South Georgia bobwhite hunting, the way it was done in the 1800s, with Southern hospitality and a table to match.

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Hunters in blaze orange walking through quail cover
REGION The Plantation Belt
HABITAT Longleaf pine & wiregrass
DOGS Pointers, setters & cockers
GUESTS WHO RETURN Over 90%

THE HUNTS

The hunt

A pointer locked up as a bobwhite flushes

Wild bobwhite quail

Wild quail have declined across most of the Southeast, but the Plantation Belt, a stretch of nearly 100 private plantations between Albany and Tallahassee, now holds more birds than it has since the 1950s. This plantation sits right in the heart of it.

Decades of habitat work have brought back the longleaf pine forests, with the wiregrass and broomsedge cover that quail need to thrive. The result is hard-flying birds and plenty of shooting, even for veteran wingshooters.

A spaniel retrieving a quail to its handler

Guides & dogs

Experienced guides and some of the best pointers, setters and English cockers in the business make every hunt memorable and safe. Hunts focus on bobwhite quail and nothing else, the way it’s been done here for generations.

What to expect

  • Wild bobwhite quail
  • Pointers, setters & cockers
  • Hunting from the jeep
  • Longleaf pine habitat
  • Lunch on the river deck
  • Sporting clays & lessons
  • Fire pit & porches
  • Southern cuisine

Half-day and full-day hunts available. Just ask.

A guide coaching a young shooter in the field A hunter walking through the longleaf pines A hunter in blaze orange in tall grass Hunters and dogs working the open pine woods

WHERE YOU’LL STAY

Southern hospitality, done right

The lodge sits under a canopy of live oaks and longleaf pines, with cozy living rooms, leather sofas and crackling fireplaces. Wraparound porches with rocking chairs, an outdoor fire pit and a patio fireplace give you plenty of places to unwind, and comfortable cabins round out the stay.

Breakfast and dinner are served in the lodge, and lunch is often outside on the patio or the open-air deck above the Flint River. The menu blends Southern flavors with five-star finesse, from wild game and coastal seafood to local produce.

The plantation lodge at dusk under tall pines
A great room with leather sofas and a fireplace A dining room with wood beams and a chandelier A guest bedroom with a four-poster bed Hunters gathered around an outdoor fireplace A steak dinner with vegetables and wine

FROM THE FIELD

Recent Georgia hunts

Hunters and guides gathered by the hunting jeep A hunter in blaze orange walking the pines A bobwhite quail on the forest floor A spaniel with a quail in the grass Hunters and guides at the dog trailer A happy spaniel in the autumn grass

Want the full details and open dates?
Give us a call and we’ll help you pick the best dates and set up your group’s plantation hunt.

Booking hunts since 1992 · One call covers the lodge, the dates and the travel details · No pressure, just good advice

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