Bullard Creek WMA Shooting Range

Bullard Creek Shooting Range, nestled within the Bullard Creek Wildlife Management Area in Jeff Davis County, offers an immersive experience for shooting enthusiasts. This range shares its location with the Bullard Creek Archery Range, providing varied options for archers and shooters alike. The facilities include:

• A 100-yard Range
• A 25-yard Range

Nearby Attractions Its strategic location offers proximity to several noteworthy sites, including:

• Big Hammock WMA
• Bowens Mill Fish Hatchery
• Dodge County PFA
• Evans County PFA
• Flat Tub WMA
• General Coffee State Park
• Gordonia-Altamaha State Park
• Griffin Ridge WMA
• Horse Creek WMA
• Hugh M. Gillis PFA
• Little Ocmulgee State Park & Lodge
• Little Satilla WMA
• Moody Forest WMA
• Ohoopee Dunes WMA
• River Bend WMA

Accessibility and Directions Easily accessible from Hazlehurst, the range is just a 6.5-mile drive north on U.S. 221, followed by a turn onto County Road 185, leading to a dirt road near Philadelphia Church. Despite its slightly remote location, its accessibility makes it a preferred destination for local shooting aficionados.

Operational Hours and Contact Information The range operates daily from sunrise to sunset. For assistance, visitors can contact Hunter Services at 706-557-3355 or the after-hours number at 404-291-8167.

Required Permits Visitors are required to have one of the following for range access:

• Hunting License
• Fishing License
• Lands Pass

Location and GPS Coordinates 500 Uvalda Landing Road, Hazlehurst, GA 31539 GPS: N 31.94425, W -82.5227

User Reviews and Feedback Patrons of Bullard Creek Shooting Range describe it as a serene and clean environment, ideal for letting off steam and getting acquainted with various firearms. The range is noted for its well-maintained facilities, accommodating both rifle and handgun users. Visitors appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the mix of people it attracts, ranging from professionals to casual hobbyists. However, some have noted the presence of litter, such as cigarette butts and ammo cases, suggesting a need for better maintenance and visitor responsibility in keeping the area clean.