We are now accepting
limited reservations for black bear,
wild hogs aka razorbacks, wild turkey and white tail deer in some of the
South's hot spot hunting areas in northern Georgia.
We hope to add Tennessee, South Carolina Florida and North Carolina to our state's list
this year.
Coyote
hunting is still year round, no bag limit.
Our guide will pay you $20.00/coyote
should you want to sell yours.
We are currently hiring hunting guides for Alabama, Florida,
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. If you
would like to apply please click the link for "employment."
Great news for folks who want to hunt North Georgia!
Here are the big game hunting season dates.
and bag limits.
Black Bear - Northern Zone Archery: Sept. 12 - Oct. 9, 2009 Primitive Weapons - Oct. 10-16, 2009
Firearms: Oct. 17-Dec. 6
Bag limit is one (1) per season, statewide
No dogs allowed. Still hunts, spot and stalk available.
These dates are currently
available for booking on the Blue Ridge WMA. All other dates are unavailable
on the Georgia hunts.
Affordable, free range, fair
chase hunting the old fashioned way with an experienced guide
for hunting wild boar, black bear, deer, and wild turkey in
Florida, North Carolina, Georgia & South Carolina. We hunt private leased property
and some public property.
(There are NOfenced in animals)
No trophy fees to pay!
No hidden costs of any kind
Reasonably priced hunts for the
family that can include FREE hunts for youngsters.
No minimum group size, except on
"group" rate specials
Gift certificates for that
Special Someone who wants to hunt (Christmas, Anniversary,
Birthday, Graduation, or Just Because)
(NEW!) Half
price guide fees for juveniles age 12 and under when
accompanied by an adult who hunts with us.
Family oriented guide service with youngsters in mind.
Hiking and backpacking
Fishing
Whitewater rafting
Outdoor photography / wildlife viewing
We are
not located
on or near the Cherokee Indian Reservation located in Cherokee,
NC nor the Cherokee Nation Reservation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
We do not offer hunts in the Smoky Mountain National Park, or
the immediate surrounding area near the park or the reservation.
What We Do Not Offer
Hunting in a fenced-in enclosure -
all of the animals that we hunt are NOT found restrained
within any enclosures. This is NOT a "canned hunt"
environment. This is a real hunt and not simply a
shoot. Our wild hogs are not pen raised nor hand fed and set
out the morning of your hunt so someone's dogs can find a
'wounded' wild hog.
Lodging - Lodging options range from free primitive
camping in the hunting areas to furnished cabin rentals,
motels, bed & breakfast inns and for pay campgrounds.
If you're in the area at least once a year you might want to
consider a timeshare rental or more permanent lodging
options.
Enjoy southern hospitality at it's best with a
vacation timeshare.
The perfect home away from home,
timeshares
are cost-effective accommodations.
Food - Due to insurance liability restrictions we
cannot provide food for our clients. There are local grocery stores
and many restaurants to choose from.
Transportation - We cannot provide transportation to or
from the hunt area. Most of the roads to the hunt area are
National Forest dirt or gravel roads. Off road vehicles are
not permitted behind any gates on Forest Service roads and
in most areas not permitted on main roads in the National
Forest.
Ask your guide what the local regulations are concerning
ORV's in the hunt area you choose.
Hunting License/Permits - The Wildlife Resources
Agency in all states requires individual identification so we cannot
provide licenses or permits.
Hunting Equipment. ammunition, tree stands, etc.
100% guaranteed kills - We do not offer "canned hunts" where
there are animals contained in a fenced in area therefore we
cannot give you a 100% guaranteed kill. We hunt the
old fashioned way, free range, fair chase as it offers our
clients a true hunting challenge.
Meat processing - We can advise a local meat
processor.
In order to continue to operate in the
most efficient manner possible, and due to increases in
paper, printing, mailing expenses, and operating costs (rapid rise in fuel expenses), for the foreseeable
future, Appalachia Adventures will no longer be
sending out printed brochures. You can use the links on the left
side of the site for detailed information. Should you have
any questions at all or require further assistance, please
email us: Appalachia Adventures / Cherokee Guide Service
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