Georgia's Top-Rated Guided Beaver Hunts

Night-Time Beaver Hunts in Georgia

Ready for a different kind of hunt? We're talkin' beaver hunts under the stars, folks. This ain't your average day in the woods - it's a whole new ball game when the sun goes down. Our expert guides at Coosa River Outfitters know these Georgia backwaters like the back of their hand, and they're itchin' to show you the ropes of night-time beaver hunting. Whether you're a seasoned pro or greenhorn, we've got the gear and know-how to make your hunt a success. So grab your camo and let's hit the water for some nocturnal action!

Hunt Rundown

Here's the skinny on our private beaver hunts: We'll meet up just before sunset, go over the game plan, and make sure you're kitted out with all the right gear. Once it's good and dark, we'll slip out onto the water in our specially rigged boats. Our guides use top-notch night vision and thermal imaging to spot those pesky beavers. You'll learn how to track 'em, spot 'em, and take your shot when the time is right. And don't worry about the cleanup - we'll help you skin and clean your catch right there on the spot. Heck, we can even point you towards some local furriers if you want to turn that pelt into something special. It's just you and the guide on this trip, so you'll get plenty of one-on-one attention and a chance to really hone your skills.

Night Stalking 101

Beaver hunting at night is a whole different animal, pun intended. We use specialized boats that are whisper-quiet, perfect for sneaking up on unsuspecting beavers. You'll be decked out with night vision goggles that'll make you feel like you're in some kind of spy movie. Our guides will teach you how to spot the telltale signs of beaver activity - from dam construction to chewed-up trees. We mainly use small-caliber rifles for this hunt, which are perfect for accurate shots without making too much noise. The key is patience and a steady hand. You might be surprised how different everything looks and sounds out on the water at night - it's a real rush when you spot your first beaver and line up that perfect shot.

Hunter's Tales

"We had an absolute blast hunting beavers with Capt. Khandaghabadi. I had to find something that my Texan relatives had never experienced and this fit the bill. Lots of jokes throughout the night. Great times." - Busch

Beaver Breakdown

Alright, let's talk beaver. These buck-toothed builders are more than just a nuisance - they're clever, adaptable, and darn tough to hunt if you don't know what you're doing. Adult beavers in Georgia can weigh up to 70 pounds and stretch nearly 4 feet long, tail included. They're most active at night, which is why we hunt 'em after dark. Beavers are busy year-round, but fall and early winter are prime hunting seasons when they're really going to town on their lodges and food caches. These critters are famous for their lodge-building skills, and you'll be amazed at the intricate dams and dens they construct. Hunting beavers isn't just about bagging game - it's about wildlife management too. These rodents can cause serious damage to local ecosystems and property if left unchecked. So when you're out there with us, you're not just having a good time, you're helping keep the local beaver population in check.

Lock and Load

Listen up, folks - this ain't your average day at the range. Night-time beaver hunting in Georgia is the real deal, and it's waiting for you right here with Coosa River Outfitters. We've got the gear, the guides, and the gumption to make your hunt one for the books. Whether you're looking to snag your first beaver or you're an old hand looking for a new challenge, we've got you covered. So what are you waiting for? Grab your boots, book your spot, and get ready for a hunt you'll be talking about for years to come. The beavers are out there, and they ain't gonna hunt themselves. Let's do this!