Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge Turkey Hunt

Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge

Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge, located 25 miles north of Macon, Georgia, was established in 1939 with the purpose of providing a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other native wildlife. Today the refuge consists of 34,000 acres of managed upland pine and pine-hardwood forest. Over 200 species of birds occur on the refuge including the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. Piedmont NWR provides opportunities for hunting, fishing, wildlife observation, hiking, and enjoying the great outdoors! 

Permit & Season Information

This permit authorizes the permit holder to participate in a turkey hunt during specified dates at Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge will hold three five-day quota hunts for turkey . This permit also provides the hunter access to camp in the Pippins Lake campground during the selected hunt. 

Taking and/or collecting any other wildlife or plants is a violation of refuge regulations.   

Permits are only issued through Recreation.gov. The refuge will not sell permits in person or by phone.  

The official Refuge Map can be found under Additional Information on the right side of this page or by going to our Piedmont NWR web page.  

Need to Know

Permit and License Requirements: 

Each hunter must have the following in his/her possession while hunting and display them upon request:  

Special Refuge Regulations: 

Fee Policy

Cancellation Policy

Contact Information

Mailing Address

718 Round Oak - Juliette Road Round Oak GA 31038

Phone Number

478-775-4907

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