Outstanding Hunting & Fishing Grounds in Southwest Georgia

HUNT, FISH, ENJOY. These are words of welcome to a select group of members in Two Rivers, a beautiful 700-acre hunting and fishing preserve that sits in the southwest corner of Georgia along the backwaters of Lake Seminole. With customized membership options available to fit your interests, you can enjoy quail, deer, and duck hunting as a Fall/Winter Member, turkey hunting as a Spring Gobbler Member, and fishing all year round as a Fishing Member. Two Rivers provides a first class hunting and fishing experience for its members, with more variety than a commercial hunting plantation—and at half the price. Become a member today, reserve your special times, and enjoy. Learn More →

Quail Hunting

Hunts led by an expert quail guide and dog handler on horseback, shooting early-released quail that fly like wild birds, with pointing dogs and retrievers from the Two Rivers' kennels, and riding in a jeep-drawn quail buggy that comfortably holds five.

Deer Hunting

From 7 tower and 6 ladder stands, over food plots planted in corn or peas, and/or over winter green patches.

Duck Hunting

There are stand-up blinds in two ponds, one with flooded corn, and a camouflaged boat blind for use on the Slough and Lake.

Turkey Hunting

Four hunters per day, each hunting in a separate 150-acre section of the Preserve, or on thousands of acres of WMA just across Saunders Slough.

FISHING

For bass and bream in 7 ponds on the property and in Saunders Slough, Lake Seminole and the Rivers that connect with it.