320 Acre Wildlife Paradise

Farm Description

Outdoorsman's Paradise!! This 320 acre property located in the Red Hills Region of South Georgia has the perfect mix of wildlife habitat with a 2000 sqft home overlooking pond. This property has three ponds(2 stocked), 136 acres in planted pines, 73 Acres of mature pine hardwood mix that is full of Large Live Oak Hammocks, Three fields to plant for dove, several food plot areas, and 60 acres of cypress wetlands that make perfect wood duck habitat. 20x20 storage building. 4400 sqft Tractor Shelter, fenced, 3/4 mile paved driveway. Adjacent to 9,000 acre Riverbend Plantation. Abundant deer,turkey,ducks,dove and quail. This property has it all Located 10 miles south of the town of Quitman in Brooks County, Georgia. It is about 18 miles from Valdosta and a commercial airport, 30 miles from Thomasville, and 50 miles from Tallahassee, Florida. This area is well known for providing sportsmen some of the finest hunting, equestrian pursuits, and other outdoor activities available. Due to the mild climate, soil types, and annual rainfall, the area has one of the best combinations for agriculture and timber in the United States. The Red Hills Region also has the largest concentration of undeveloped plantation lands in the United States. The Red Hills Region has been identified for special conservation efforts and the Nature Conservancy has designated the Red Hills as one of America's "Last Great Places."