Unlawful Activities on WMAs

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Man-drives during deer hunts. A man-drive is defined as an organized hunting technique involving three (3) or more hunters using a coordinated effort to drive deer or feral swine from cover to another hunter for the purpose of shooting.
Placing bait or wildlife food and hunting any game species or feral hog over bait.
Target practicing, except on an authorized shooting range.
Driving a vehicle around any gate, sign, earth berm, or similar device intended to prevent vehicular access.
Hunting within 50 yards of any road opened for vehicular access.
Hunting within a posted safety zone or no hunting zone.
Consuming alcohol except at designated camp sites (this regulation does not apply on National Forest lands).
Operate any motor vehicle, including off-road vehicles, in a reckless and negligent manner, or in a manner that willfully causes damage to roads, ditches, wildlife habitat, berms, firebreaks, campgrounds or parking areas.
Using motor vehicles, signage, flagging tape, or any other method(s) to close or restrict access to roads, trails or any other access features.
Using metal detectors or collecting artifacts.
Using paintball equipment (this regulation does not apply on National Forest lands).
Trapping except that special permits may be issued for certain WMAs.
Possessing alcohol while hunting on National Forest lands.
Possessing a cocked crossbow in a motor vehicle.
Possessing a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle during a legal open hunting season for that area unless such person is a lawful weapons carrier as defined in O.C.G.A. Section 16-11-125.1.
Hunt any big game species, feral hogs, or coyotes with dogs unless otherwise specified.