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Georgia Turkey Season 2027: Fall & Spring Dates, Bag Limits

MAR 20 2027
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2027 Edition

02 — Spring gobbler

SeasonZonesDates
Special Opportunity · Youth & Mobility-Impaired Statewide (not public lands unless specified) Mar 20 – Mar 21
Spring Turkey · Private Lands Statewide Mar 27 – May 15
Spring Turkey · Public Lands Statewide Apr 3 – May 15

03 — Bag limits

Season2 gobblers per season; daily bag of 1
Public landsRestricted to one gobbler per season per area
Special Opportunity huntOnly for youth under 16 and mobility-impaired hunters
FallNo fall turkey season listed for Georgia

04 — Shooting hours

Legal light on opening day (March 20, 2027) 07:05 — 19:44

Rule: 30 minutes before sunrise until sunset (per GA WRD legal hunting hours). Sunrise/sunset shift daily — the times above are computed for opening day; use your local Georgia sun times for any other date.

05 — License

A Georgia hunting license and turkey permit are required. Spring and fall permits are often sold separately, and some states cap the number of gobblers per hunter per year across both seasons.

Georgia licenses & permits — Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division →

06 — FAQ

When does turkey season start in Georgia?

The earliest 2027 opener is March 20, 2027. Fall and spring seasons run separately — see the tables above.

When does turkey season end in Georgia?

The latest 2027 closing date is May 15, 2027. Individual segments and zones close on their own dates.

When does spring turkey season start in Georgia?

Special Opportunity · Youth & Mobility-Impaired opens March 20, 2027 (Statewide (not public lands unless specified)).

Verified · Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division · Last verified 2026-08-01

Publisher's note. Spring 2027 dates from the WRD 2026-2027 Big & Small Game Seasons flyer (vector text read from the source SVG). Georgia has no fall turkey season on this flyer — spring only. Public lands open a week later than private lands and are capped at one gobbler per season per area. The Special Opportunity hunt is only for youth under 16 and mobility-impaired hunters and does not apply to public lands unless stated otherwise.