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Catoosa County, Georgia Spring Turkey Harvest

Catoosa County hunters reported 65 spring turkeys in 2026, tied for #82 of Georgia's 159 counties.

Data through the 2026 spring season. Dataset generated 2026-10-10. Basis: hunter-reported harvest.

65
2026 spring harvest
#82 of 159
State rank (tied)
47.6
5-season average
40.1
Per 100 sq mi

Catoosa County turkey harvest facts

MeasureValue
2026 spring harvest65
State rank, 2026tied for #82 of 159
5-season average (2022 to 2026)47.6
5-season average rank#103 of 158
Harvest per 100 sq mi, 202640.08
Harvest per 100 sq mi, 5-season average29.35
Land area (Census), sq mi162.2
Share of Georgia county total, 20260.515%
Trend+46.5%
Trend basisLatest 3 seasons (2024 to 2026) average 55.67; comparison seasons (2016 to 2018) average 38.
2026 compared with earlier seasonshighest since 2016
Series high65 in 2026
Seasons in the Georgia top 100 of 11

2016 to 2026 harvest by season

2016: 422017: 432018: 292019: 362020: 352021: 452022: 262023: 452024: 462025: 562026: 65

One bar per season, 2016 to 2026; the brightest bar is 2026 (65). The tallest bar is 65 in 2026.

SeasonHarvestState rankSource
202665#82 of 159Georgia DNR
202556#82 of 158Georgia DNR
202446#104 of 158Georgia DNR
202345#110 of 159Georgia DNR
202226#126 of 159Georgia DNR
202145#109 of 158Georgia DNR
202035#131 of 159Georgia DNR
201936#121 of 159Georgia DNR
201829#134 of 158Georgia DNR
201743#109 of 158Georgia DNR
201642#112 of 158Georgia DNR

How these numbers work

What is counted. Spring turkey harvest by county, counted as hunter-reported harvest.

Seasons. Catoosa County has 11 of the 11 seasons in the Georgia series.

Data note. Gwinnett, Clayton and DeKalb counties have no reported figure in some seasons. A missing season is not a zero.

Data note. Birds reported without a county count toward the state total only.

Method. Every Georgia county is figured the same way. How these numbers are built. Each season in the table above links to the agency page it came from.

Seasons and rules

Seasons, bag limits and legal methods change. Check Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division for the current turkey regulations before you hunt. This page lists no dates or limits.

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Frequently asked questions

How many turkeys are killed in Catoosa County each spring?

Catoosa County hunters reported 65 spring turkeys in 2026. Over the 5 seasons 2022 to 2026 the average was 47.6 a season.

How does Catoosa County rank in Georgia for turkey?

Catoosa County ties for #82 of Georgia's 159 counties for 2026 spring turkey harvest, with 65. On the 2022 to 2026 average (47.6) it ranks #103 of 158. It was in the state top 10 in 0 of 11 seasons from 2016 to 2026.

Is Catoosa County's turkey harvest going up or down?

Catoosa County's 3-season average (2024 to 2026) is 55.67, up 46.5% from 38 (2016 to 2018). The latest season-to-season change was 56 in 2025 to 65 in 2026. Counts alone do not show hunter success or bird numbers.

Which season had the most turkeys in Catoosa County?

Catoosa County's highest season from 2016 to 2026 was 65 in 2026. The 2026 count of 65 is the highest since 2016.

Sources: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division spring turkey harvest data, based on hunter-reported harvest. Public data only: no private contact information, no landowner lists.

Fully Drawn Research is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division. Harvest counts describe past seasons; they are not a promise of hunting outcomes. Always verify current seasons, permits, and site rules with Georgia DNR before you hunt.

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