Oaky Woods Wildlife Management Area is located in Houston and Pulaski Counties. This 13,300-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, small game, coyote and feral hog.

The Main Gates are closed every year: March 1st through the day before turkey season and June 1st through August 14th. Oaky Woods Wildlife Management Area was purchased, in part, to provide lands for the Central Georgia Black Bear Population. Research has shown that the WMA is used more by bears during closed periods than during open periods. The campground is still open for year-round use and the area can still be used for hiking purposes.

Accommodations & Facilities

• Primitive Campsites

Activities

• Geocaching — not allowed during managed hunts or before 10 a.m. during turkey season
• Hunting
  • Quota Hunts
  • Youth Hunts
• Primitive Camping
• River Fishing
• Wildlife Viewing

Nearby Properties

• Bartram Forest WMA
• Beaverdam WMA
• Cedar Creek WMA
• Cordele Fish Hatchery
• Dodge County PFA
• Echeconnee Creek WMA
• Flat Creek PFA
• Flint River WMA
• Go Fish Education Center
• Jarell Plantation State Historic Site
• Montezuma Bluffs WMA
• Ocmulgee WMA & PFA
• River Bend WMA
• Rum Creek WMA
• Sandhills WMA: East & West

Nearby Accommodations

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• Georgia Veterans State Park & Resort