Archery · RifleWhitetail Deer
Big-bodied Taylor County bucks carrying Wisconsin-strain genetics. Heated box blinds and ladder stands over green fields, oak flats and pine edges — every stand hunted on a strict fair-chase policy.
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Taylor County, Georgia · Fair Chase
Hunting as it should be.
Fair-chase hunting on private land in Taylor County, Georgia, along the legendary Flint River corridor. Trophy whitetail, pure Russian black hogs, predator management, pond fishing for bass and bluegill, and limited spring turkey hunts coming in 2027.
Why Trigger Bow
Private Georgia ground, hunted the right way.
Private land, fair chase
One managed property on the Flint River corridor in Taylor County — no crowds, no high fences, no shortcuts.
Hogs year-round
Russian black hogs can be hunted 365 days a year, day or night, so there is never a closed season here.
Managed for the long haul
Food plots, prescribed fire and two years of aggressive varmint control — with limited spring turkey hunts opening in 2027.
Life is short — Hunt hard.
John "JB" Barber
At Trigger Bow, we're avid hunters, outdoorsmen and women who believe in preserving our outdoor heritage for the next generation. The ranch was built to give friends and family the chance to experience hunting as it was meant to be.
Hunting since age 5 — from South Dakota pheasants to five continents. Now it's all about Taylor County, Georgia.
Family, friends and the next generation.
Hunting is best shared. We welcome experienced hunters and first-timers alike — because the outdoors is meant to be passed down.
Hunters become lifelong friends.
Hunters who come here get treated like family — sharing meals and stories at the lodge at the end of the day.
What we hunt
One ranch. Every season.
Every Trigger Bow hunt runs under a strict fair-chase policy — the way our family was taught.
Archery · Rifle
365 Days a YearRussian Black Hogs
Pure Russian black hogs, hunted day or night. Ranch AR-10 .308s with SilencerCo suppressors, ATN thermal and Cyclops lasers are available for night hunts.
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Limited HuntsSpring Turkey — New for 2027
A limited number of spring turkey hunts will be added in 2027, following two years of aggressive varmint management. Get your name on the list early.
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Coyote · Bobcat · PredatorsVarmint Management
Two years of aggressive predator control — coyotes, bobcats and nest raiders — using thermal and night equipment to protect turkey, quail and fawn numbers.
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Bass & BluegillPond Fishing
Farm ponds with largemouth bass and bluegill. Bring a rod for the slow part of the day — it is a favorite with kids and a good way to end a hot afternoon.
See the photos →Bunks · Home CookingFood & Lodge
Knotty pine walls covered in mounts, a recliner with your name on it and real food after dark. Come as a client, leave feeling like you've hunted here your whole life.
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Dozer work — carving another food plot out of the pines
Quality Deer Management
Managed ground, mature bucks.
Corn, clover, brassicas and native grasses feed the ranch. We run mineral sites, keep the feeders full and turn new ground every year with the Whitetail Institute of North America.
- Imperial Clover
- Powerplant
- Alfa-Rack Plus
- Chickory Plus
- Winter Green Brassicas
- Tall Tine Tubers
- 30-06 Minerals
- Trophy Rock
Proud Member
Quality Deer Management AssociationNRA Lifetime MemberQuail ForeverNational Wild Turkey Federation
New for 2027
Limited spring turkey hunts.
TBF Georgia has been aggressively managing the varmint population the past two years — coyotes, bobcats and nest raiders — and the difference on the cameras is hard to miss. Nests are hatching, coveys are back on the feed lines, and the gobbling has picked up.
That work earns a limited number of spring turkey hunts starting in 2027. Small groups only, so we don't burn the birds out.
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Stories from the stand.
From the field
Life on the ranch.
The work behind the hunts — feeders, cameras and ground kept ready all year.
Hog huntingAfter dark
Russian black hogs are hunted year-round, day or night, with thermal and suppressed rifles available for evening sits.
Feeder routeKeeping the feeders full
Corn runs, mineral sites and camera checks happen all season long. Nobody sees this part, but it is what keeps the ranch holding game.
Trail camerasWatching the deer herd
Cameras run year-round across plots and pinch points, so we know the bucks on the property before anyone ever climbs into a blind.
The Trigger Bow way
Hunters, not customers.
Trigger Bow Farms is a small, family-run operation. Groups stay small, JB handles the bookings himself, and hunters eat together at the lodge at the end of the day.
First-timers and seasoned hunters are always welcome. Most folks who hunt Trigger Bow Ranch come back — and they come back as friends.
Book your hunt
Ready for the stand?
Reach out for hunt availability, group dates, Georgia hunting properties, or just to talk deer and hogs. JB answers personally.
Taylor County, Georgia · Flint River corridor · Questions after hours? Ask the ranch guide in the corner of your screen.