Georgia Turkey Season 2027
Georgia turkey season dates start with Mar 20-21, 2027. The table below keeps every listed turkey row together with zones and notes where available.
Quick answer
Georgia's listed 2027 turkey season runs Mar 20-21, 2027.
General Wild Turkey opens Mar 27, 2027 and closes May 15, 2027.
General Wild Turkey opens Apr 3, 2027 and closes May 15, 2027.
The tables below keep the rest of the listed seasons together by species, with source links back to Georgia DNR Wildlife.
Turkey
Wild Turkey
Youth/Mobility-Impaired
Only for youth under 16 years of age and mobility-impaired persons. Does not apply to public lands unless otherwise specified.
Zone: Statewide
Wild Turkey
General
Zone: Private Lands Statewide
Wild Turkey
General
Public lands restricted to one gobbler per season per area.
Zone: Public Lands Statewide
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Georgia Turkey Season FAQ
When does turkey season open in Georgia?
March 20, 2027 is the earliest listed turkey opener in Georgia — youth/mobility-impaired wild turkey runs Mar 20-21, 2027. Confirm zone and permit details with Georgia DNR Wildlife.
What are the 2027 turkey season dates in Georgia?
Georgia lists 3 turkey season windows: Youth/Mobility-Impaired Wild Turkey (Mar 20-21, 2027); General Wild Turkey (Mar 27-May 15, 2027); General Wild Turkey (Apr 3-May 15, 2027). Always verify against Georgia DNR Wildlife before hunting.
Are there different turkey seasons in Georgia?
Yes — Georgia lists separate turkey seasons for Youth/Mobility-Impaired Wild Turkey, General Wild Turkey. Each can carry its own dates, zones, and weapon rules; see the table above and Georgia DNR Wildlife.
Do I need a license to hunt turkey in Georgia?
Yes. Georgia generally requires the appropriate hunting license, and turkey hunting may also require tags, permits, stamps, or zone authorizations. Confirm requirements with Georgia DNR Wildlife.