‘The Hunting Wives’ Season 3 Officially Makes a Major Change

Published Oct 30, 2026, 9:07 PM EDT

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Season 2 hasn't even premiered yet, but The Hunting Wives are already eyeing a change of scenery. After a very early renewal for one of Netflix's spiciest crime thrillers, an updated production listing for Season 3 has cameras rolling again soon in a new locale from the hit series' North Carolina home. December 2 will mark the start of production at Great Point Studios in Douglasville, Georgia, which is just outside of Atlanta. It's expected to have a similar four-month shoot, spanning to around April 9. A move was somewhat expected following changes to North Carolina's tax incentives, but it nonetheless means the show will leave its familiar territory and backdrops behind. Series creator Rebecca Cutter will still be back as creator and showrunner, though.