Georgia · GA
Georgia Hunting Map
188 hunt units, public lands, and property boundaries with landowner names — imported 2026-08, and the app shows that date — on one map that works with no signal.
Hunting data for Georgia
Property boundaries for Georgia (51 of 159 counties) are on the map, with landowner names — sourced from Georgia county tax assessors (GDIT / GMASS / GARC catalogs), imported 2026-08. That import date is shown in the app, so you always know exactly how current the ownership data under your pin is — before you knock on a door or take a shot.
Georgia has 188 hunt units on the map, from 2 agency sources, alongside the nationwide federal refuge hunt tracts. Getting in and out rides on the same map: 2,130 named trails across Georgia, rebuilt weekly, all available offline for free.
Property lines in Georgia
Coverage: Georgia (51 of 159 counties). Source: Georgia county tax assessors (GDIT / GMASS / GARC catalogs). Landowner names: included where the source publishes them. Imported 2026-08 — the date travels with the data, in the app and in offline packs, so a boundary decision never rests on ownership data older than you think it is. Every state’s import date is published on the data freshness page.
Season dates & regulations
Seasons, bag limits, and legal methods change during the season, so we link the agency’s current pages rather than restate rules that may have been amended: Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources hunting regulations and fishing regulations.
Find your ground
Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt .