Deer Hunting

RoseAllen Plantation is located between the Altamaha and Ohoopee river basins in the heart of some of best game and farm land in the Southeast. For the last twelve years we have intensely managed the plantation for game, consulting state and private wildlife consultants and sparing no expense in the management of the land for game. We have established an intense game and land management program without sacrificing our traditions of great hunting and southern hospitality. The whole plantation is intensely managed by controlled burning, helping native forage, and by developing year-round food plots, contributing to bigger bucks, more quail, turkey, and doves.

RoseAllen Plantation provides members and guests with the best quail, dove, deer, and turkey hunting in Georgia plus year-round access to unspoiled land. With its secluded yet convenient location, RoseAllen Plantation is also an excellent setting for business retreats.

Deer Hunting (September 9 - January 15)
RoseAllen Plantation’s deer management techniques are state-of-the-art. From mid-February though the summer we feed the deer soybeans and peanuts. We also have a year-round food plot program. Tower and ladder stands are located throughout the property. RoseAllen Plantation’s stands have been constructed with hunter comfort, safety, and concealment in mind. Bucks harvested must have eight points and antlers extending outside the ears.

Archery Season: September 9 thru October 20
Firearms: October 21 thru January 15

Rate Information

$450.00 per day includes lodging and guide (No meals included)
$500.00 per day includes lodging, guide and meals
$490.00 per day Three day hunt & fish combo includes deer hunt, fishing, lodging, meals and guide

Yearly memberships include deer and predator hunting, fishing, food plots, tree stands, summer feeding program general use of lodge and year round access to property plus membership in the Altamaha Regional Shooters Club. Limit 2 Bucks*Second Buck must be larger than the first. Plus six does $2000.00 per year.

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