The Blackjack Crossing Area is a 1,600-acre property part of Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA. It offers archery-only hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and small game. No ATVs. No horses. Check kiosk daily for prescribed burning schedule and location.
The Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA is made up of 5 management tracts:
Almo Tract
Blackjack Crossing Area
Fort Perry Tract
Hilliard Plantation Tract
VPA Tracts
The Chattahoochee Fall Line WMA was created through a partnership between the DNR, The Nature Conservancy and the U.S. Army at Fort Benning. Through the Army Compatible Use Buffer program, ecologically significant land near the military installation’s border is protected from development that is incompatible with the installation’s national security mission.
Collectively, these areas form a landscape of priority habitats that have enormous potential for ecological restoration, including expansion of a fire-managed longleaf pine ecosystem beneficial to the red-cockaded woodpecker, gopher tortoise and other imperiled species. Individually, they provide for more public recreation lands for such activities as hunting, hiking, fishing, camping, and wildlife viewing.
Accommodations & Facilities
Hiking Trails
Primitive Campsites
Activities
Fishing
Hiking
Hunting
Primitive Camping
Wildlife Viewing
Nearby Attractions
Big Lazer Creek WMA & PFA
Echeconnee Creek WMA
Flat Creek PFA
Flint River WMA
Go Fish Education Center
Hannahatchee Creek WMA
Joe Kurz WMA
Montezuma Bluffs WMA
Oaky Woods WMA
Rum Creek WMA
Sandhills WMA: East & West
Sprewell Bluff WMA: East & West
Nearby Accommodations
MAKE AN OVERNIGHT RESERVATION
F.D. Roosevelt State Park
High Falls State Park
Directions
From Highway 96 at Geneva: Travel south on Highway 240 approximately 2.75 miles; the check station, kiosk and campground are approximately 200 yards east of Highway 240 on WMA entry road.

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