Question about seasonally open roads

[Waddams]

So I've been scouting, walking up and down some currently closed season roads on WMA's and in national forest to get to areas I'm interested in. Some of the seasonal roads have a decent stone base but still have vegetative growth that's thick and 4-5 feet tall coming out of the road bed. When they open those roads for their seasonal period, do they also mow down that growth? I'm wondering am I gonna be plowing through that stuff with my truck and I was concerned with larger fallen limps or even trees that could be obscured in the growth.

Also, I found one seasonal road that had a huge dead tree fallen across it. It's currently close, does the land management go through and clear those for access when they open the road seasonally?

 

[Railroader]

I wouldn't bet on them doing ANY of that stuff...

On the WMAs I ramble around on, the open gates are always open, and the closed gates are always closed.

 

[Full Draw McGraw]

If it's behind a gate AND grown up in head high weeds then that gate doesn't get opened for deer season.

 

[Full Draw McGraw]

This map is pretty darn useful: https://georgiawildlife.com/locations/hunting
Zoom in on the WMA you're interested in and you can find details on the roads and trails among other things.

 

[Mark R]

closed gates are healthy . good excercise

 

[Waddams]

well i drove the gate in particular i was interested in. surprised me, but it was open, and someone had chopped down all the weeds that were taller than me on it.