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Warren County deer harvest: Georgia Game Check, 2016-17 to 2025-26

Hunters reported 2,034 deer in Warren County in the 2025-26 season through Georgia Game Check: 943 bucks and 1,091 does (WRD). That is 7.2 deer per square mile of land, and 25th of Georgia's 159 counties by total. The count was 5% below 2024-25 (2,135).

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: WRD Game Check reports to the 2025-26 season. Seasons: WRD's 2026-27 regulations.

Map of Warren County, Georgia, with Clarks Hill WMA, neighboring Glascock, Hancock, Jefferson and McDuffie counties and I-20, GA 80 and GA 12

Warren CountyWRD WMAsLake or riverHighwayCounty line

Warren County at a glance
Deer reported, 2025-262,034 (943 bucks, 1,091 does)
Per square mile of land7.2, 7th of 159
Average, 10 seasons2,014 deer a season
Highest season2,495 in 2023-24
Private-land deer zoneGreen (WRD)
WRD regionRegion 3
Land area284.4 square miles (Census)
Public land mapped here1 WMA, 129 acres
TownsWarrenton, Norwood and Camak

How many deer are killed in Warren County each season?

WRD has reported Warren County's deer for 10 seasons. The average was 2,014 a season; the most was 2,495 in 2023-24 and the fewest 1,588 in 2016-17. 2025-26 was 28% above 2016-17.

SeasonDeer reportedBucksDoesPer square mileWRD's adjusted total
2025-262,0349431,0917.22,747
2024-252,1351,0021,1337.52,939
2023-242,4951,1531,3428.83,028
2022-232,0399971,0427.22,772
2021-222,1831,1201,0637.72,960
2020-212,2171,0821,1357.82,906
2019-201,8779239546.62,661
2018-191,8809339476.62,717
2017-181,69491478062,391
2016-171,5887288605.62,214

Source: WRD deer harvest reports (Georgia Game Check), deer reported by county. Per square mile uses the county's 284.4 square miles of land (Census). "Adjusted total" is WRD's own figure in the same layer, which allows for deer not reported through Game Check; the reporting rates WRD applies to Warren County for 2025-26 are 80% of bucks and 70% of does.

When is deer season in Warren County in 2026-27?

On private land Warren County is in WRD's Green zone. These are the zone's 2026-27 dates. WMAs in the county set their own dates, on their pages.

WeaponDatesWhat may be taken
ArcherySept. 12 to Oct. 9, 2026Either sex
Primitive weaponsOct. 10 to 16, 2026Either sex
FirearmsOct. 3 to 4, 2026Antlerless only
FirearmsOct. 17, 2026 to Jan. 10, 2027Either sex

Source: 2026-2027 Georgia Hunting and Fishing Regulations, pages 12 to 13; county zones: WRD county deer, bear and alligator zones.

Where is the public hunting land in Warren County?

WRD's boundaries put 1 WMA in Warren County:

WMAAcres in Warren CountyWMA deer reported, 2025-26
Clarks Hill WMA129159

Acres measured by FilledTag on WRD WMA boundaries, U.S. Forest Service national forest ownership and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge boundaries.

How does Warren County compare with its neighbors?

Warren County touches 6 Georgia counties. Their 2025-26 harvest, and the change since 2016-17:

CountyDeer reported, 2025-26Per square mileChange since 2016-17
Warren County2,0347.228%
Glascock County7595.330%
Hancock County3,0956.6-6%
Jefferson County2,1854.18%
McDuffie County1,5085.943%
Taliaferro County9875.15%
Wilkes County2,7755.91%

Questions hunters ask

How many deer were killed in Warren County, Georgia last season?

2,034 deer were reported through Georgia Game Check in Warren County in the 2025-26 season: 943 bucks and 1,091 does, by WRD's harvest reports.

What deer zone is Warren County in?

Warren County is in WRD's Green zone for private land in 2026-27. Firearms either-sex days in the zone: Oct. 17, 2026 to Jan. 10, 2027. Source: WRD regulations, pages 12 to 13.

Is there public hunting land in Warren County?

Yes. WRD's map puts Clarks Hill WMA (129 acres in the county) in Warren County.

Has the deer harvest in Warren County gone up or down?

From 1,588 in 2016-17 to 2,034 in 2025-26, 28% higher. The high in that span was 2,495 (2023-24) and the low 1,588 (2016-17).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of Georgia DNR. Numbers are copied from WRD and the Census Bureau or measured from public maps; nothing here is estimated by FilledTag.