345 (+-) Acres Flint River Basin

Farm Description

Paved and graded road frontage complement land usage ranging from cultivated field to planted and natural timber production. Approx. 37 acres is in three year old planted pines which border a small cutover and woodline of mature natural timber. A series of fields (currently in Iron Clay peas) planted for wildlife have been carved out of Flint River bottomland amidst the remote sanctuary environment of 10-20 year old natural regeneration. Several elevations provide excellent lodge/cabin sites. Despite the relative seclusion of this property I-75 (Perry), Marshallville, Montezuma, Reynolds, Ft. Valley, etc. are all easy driving distance. Hunting is outstanding for Whitetail Deer, Turkey and Hogs. One 8 acre upland field is a natural Dove shooting location. Southeastern Hunting Services has been in charge of an adjoining property for years that holds numbers of bucks that score highly using the Boone and Crockett system of scoring Whitetail Deer. This is an above average place to kill a trophy Buck