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Crawford County Georgia lies in the Flint River Corridor and land there is highly sought after. Quality deer management is not regulated in this county, but practiced among most landowners. Surrounded mostly by very large landowners makes this property even more interesting. Acre for acre, it will be hard to beat a property with more […]

Spectacular 178+/- acre farm located in Meriwether County, Georgia is an ideal location for those looking for relaxing seclusion and hunting all while being an easy drive to Columbus, Atlanta, or Macon. This property includes approximately 38+- acres of planted pines ranging up to 25+ years old, so the timber value could provide additional future […]

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 […]

Crisp County Georgia land doesnt come available often. Situated in the heart of middle Georgia’s Boone and Crockett territory and Flint River Corridor makes this property special. The land has a good mix of potential uses. Lime creek runs down the west side of the property and topography has created a watershed in the middle […]

In the same family for decades, the Pfannkuche family has decided to sell. This property has mature hardwood growth consisting of mast producing oak bottoms, upland pine and hardwood mix, and open pasture. A roughly 3 acre fish pond that is well stocked sits near the middle of the property. Topography is rolling and suggests […]

Situated in Georgia’s BiG Buck Macon County lying in the Flint River Corridor. Macon County is one of the few quality deer managed counties regulated by department of natural resources. The property has an abundance of bedding, fawning, and food habitat due to the diversity of multiple age classes of planted pines. Property consists of […]

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 […]