The Beaverdam Shooting Range is located on Beaverdam Wildlife Management Area in Laurens County. Please note that Green Tip or armor piercing ammo is not allowed at the range.

Please watch the required range safety video before heading out to your local range as they can have little to no cell reception. Follow the steps below to complete the required form.

The Mike Commander Shooting Range is located on Chickasawhatchee Wildlife Management Area in Dougherty County. The WMA also includes Mike Commander Archery Range.

This range has been renovated and now includes new rifle and pistol ranges at 200 and 25 yards and new shooting pavilions. Additionally, the range also offers a classroom and bathrooms.

Please note that Green Tip or armor piercing ammo is not allowed at the range.

The Mayhaw Shooting Range is located on Mayhaw Wildlife Management Area in Miller County. Please note that Green Tip or armor piercing ammo is not allowed at the range.

Please watch the required range safety video before heading out to your local range as they can have little to no cell reception. Follow the steps below to complete the required form.

The Hannahatchee Creek Shooting Range is located on Hannahatchee Creek Wildlife Management Area in Stewart County. Please note that Green Tip or armor piercing ammo is not allowed at the range.

Please watch the required range safety video before heading out to your local range as they can have little to no cell reception. Follow the steps below to complete the required form.

The Ocmulgee Shooting Range is located on Ocmulgee Wildlife Management Area in Pulaski County. Please note that Green Tip or armor piercing ammo is not allowed at the range.

Please watch the required range safety video before heading out to your local range as they can have little to no cell reception. Follow the steps below to complete the required form.

Oliver Bridge Wildlife Management Area is a 1,560-acre property located in Bulloch County. This WMA offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey and small game. No ATVs or camping allowed on the property.

Ohoopee Dunes Wildlife Management Area is a 9,271-acre property located in Emanuel County. This WMA offers opportunities for hunting deer, turkey, squirrel, and waterfowl. There is an interpretive hiking trail located on Old McLeod's Bridge Road. The WMA is managed to provide both firearms deer hunting opportunities on the North Tract and more traditional season-long archery deer hunting on the South Tract. Camping is available at the end of Claxton Scott Way off HWY 57 on the North Tract.

Oaky Woods Wildlife Management Area is located in Houston and Pulaski Counties. This 13,200-acre property offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, small game, coyote and feral hog.

Moody Forest Wildlife Management Area encompasses 4,675 acres of state-owned property and 1,732 acres owned by The Nature Conservancy. Moody Forest is an irreplaceable, one-of-a-kind treasure. One of the nation's last remaining old-growth forest featuring longleaf pines 200–300 years old and mammoth tupelo cypress more than 600 years old.

Mead Farm Wildlife Management Area is a 200-acre property located in Burke County. The WMA consists of approximately 90 acres of wetlands and 110 acres of uplands. Mead Farm offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, small game and waterfowl. No vehicles or ATVs are allowed on the property.