Can you field dress in a WMA and discard the remains in the WMA in Georgia?

[LovinOutside]

I've seen several posts about field dressing and leaving the remains there at the site. Does anyone know if there's a different rule if it's a WMA (Georgia)?

I saw one wma that had what looked like a processing station at the check-in, but not anything that told you what to do with the guts.

I guess it's the same question for any game.

 

[dang]

I gut it where it drops

 

[bilgerat]

no special rules for WMA. gut it where it drops

 

[dusty200001]

 

[Wanderlust]

Only WMA I have been to that you could not field dress a deer was Grand Bay.
Didn't want buzzards circling next to Moody airforce base.

 

[BASS1FUN]

I usually don’t gut one but when I do it’s about 75 yards from the road or across the road from where I’m parked

 

[beretta]

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The DNR people who run/work at Beaverdam should read this. Every year they pile deer/hog carcasses in the dove fields right off the road, coyotes and buzzards drag parts into the road. They have heavy equipment there, dig a pit and bury them.

 

[bfriendly]

I've seen several posts about field dressing and leaving the remains there at the site. Does anyone know if there's a different rule if it's a WMA (Georgia)?

I saw one wma that had what looked like a processing station at the check-in, but not anything that told you what to do with the guts.

I guess it's the same question for any game.

Please do! It is recommended that the carcasses remain where they came from or put in the trash….avoid any bodies of water!