Ocmulgee WMA Shooting Range - Hawkinsville, Georgia

Ocmulgee WMA Shooting Range

Located at 726 Upper River Road, Hawkinsville, GA 31036, United States, Ocmulgee WMA Shooting Range is a popular shooting range offering a range of facilities and services for shooting enthusiasts. The range can be contacted via phone at 706-557-3355 or visited online at georgiawildlife.com.

Specialties: Shooting range.

Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible car park, Good for kids.

Opinions: This company has 105 reviews on Google My Business. With an average opinion rating of 3.8/5, feedback from visitors indicates that while the range offers a nice experience, there are some areas for improvement such as cleanliness and the need to bring your own target stands. However, many visitors appreciate the helpfulness of fellow shooters in maintaining a pleasant experience at the range.

Overall, Ocmulgee WMA Shooting Range provides a welcoming environment for both experienced and novice shooters, with amenities that cater to a wide range of users, including those with mobility needs. While there are some aspects that could be improved, the positive feedback suggests that the range is well-liked by its visitors and offers a good option for those looking to enjoy their passion for shooting sports.

👍 Reviews of Ocmulgee WMA Shooting Range

Tahyang

3/5

*Bring your own target stands because there are none on site.*
A nice range, but often messy and littered with debris. Seems evident many visitors don't clean up after themselves.

Adrian W. M.

4/5

Had a great time at this range today. There are no longer any RSOs on site anymore, but most people there sharing the range with you will help clean up and call “Hot” or “Cold” when accessing the range to change targets. Speaking of which THERE ARE NO TARGET STANDS there, so bring your own or be prepared to mock something up on site. Other than that, family and I had a great time.

J. K. (.

5/5

Great place to take new shooters to get familiar with firearms. No RSO’s are on sight but everyone that was out there followed all the rules of gun safety when handling their firearms. Wish people would clean up after themselves. I usually try to clean up once a week but the more I clean the more people leave.

Karla P.

2/5

This used to be an really nice range, but since they no longer have range volunteers working there it has really gone down hill. There was trash everywhere. The grass was super tall and needed cutting and the dumpster was spilling over with trash. The target holder frames are pretty much all gone and the two that were left were falling apart.

Bryan D.

5/5

For whatever reason this range is now self-governed and open to blasting away with whatever you brought....and it's much better for it. There are no longer dictator RSOs, nor closed lanes for "insert bogus reason here". But don't think it's all chaos and rampant safety violations. What has resulted is a range where shooter can go enjoy a day of shooting. We still work together to ensure a safe and fun experience. And we look out for each other. Please if you join us help us keep this range. Clean up after yourself, don't leave your trash. If you need help, ask for it. We are all sportsmen, and would be happy to help you put rounds downrange safely. Keep your language clean, kids practice here too. Sweep up your brass. We are fortunate to have an open range like this...don't screw it up.

Mike C.

3/5

Pictures uploaded to Maps by others don't do justice. There was MUCH more debris on the ranges and in the dumpster. The ranges are littered with make-shift target/stands.
No DNR RSO present. People were friendly and safe.

Josiah M.

5/5

There are decent shooting benches and the ranges aren't badly overgrown. It's exactly what you shoukd expect from a public land range. Bring your own targets and target stands.

Robert S.

5/5

Just visited range to see the layout. Plan to return in the near future to actually practice some marksmanship.