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Located in northern Calhoun County, Georgia. This is a sleeper county when it comes to big deer. The property consist of 4 year old loblolly planted pine’s and hardwood drains. The younger planted pines provides bedding and fawning areas, along with plenty of food for the deer to browse on. A power line runs through […]

Located in the most sought after big deer county in the state says enough. Worth County is in the Flint River corridor and has grown a reputation for putting monster bucks on the ground season after season. This income producing farm is situated in the heart of the farming belt. 250+- acres of dry farm […]

After decades, The Dunn Family has decided to part with their property. Located in Taylor County, Georgia, one of Georgia’s sought after big deer counties. The majority of the property consists of premerch planted loblolly pines with the exception of a few small hardwood pockets and fallow areas. A good investment a new family can […]

Taylor County, Georgia land for sale is getting tougher to come by. Having the mix of great hunting with potential income production makes this property a rare find. Most of the property is planted in a Longleaf stand. A few areas where the brush has grown thick provides bedding, food, fawning, and nesting areas for […]

Taylor County, Georgia land for sale is getting tougher to come by. Having the mix of great hunting with potential income production makes this property a rare find. Majority of it is planted in a Longleaf stand. A few areas where the brush has grown thick provides bedding, food, fawning, and nesting areas for wildlife. […]

Tobannee Creek Farm provides the opportunity to own a recreational hunting property approximately 3.5 miles from one of Georgia’s major reservoirs. Lake Eufala is roughly 45,000 acres and divides Georgia from Alabama on the Chattahoochee River. The deer herd on this property has been strictly managed by the current landowner for the last 10 years. […]

The Flint River corridor has long been known as Georgias premier hunting grounds. Add in the name Macon County and it doesn’t get more intriguing. It should be noted it is one of nine counties in Georgia that is regulated by DNR, requiring a minimum antler spread of 15 inches. The property consists of a […]