If you have been looking for managed mature timber investment-type property with various species of pines, and great hunting, this one is one to consider. The Longleaf pine stand was planted in 2005, on approximately 97+/- acres. Loblolly pine was planted in 2006 on approximately 84+/- acres. These stands are at an age or nearing a need of a thinning, so there is potential for immediate return. The composition of remaining acres is made up of SMZs, thickets and food plots. The wildlife in the area is plentiful with deer and turkey populations that are very good. With management of the mature longleaf pines, this would make an outstanding place to work bird dogs, and with the controlled burning regime usually associated with longleaf pine management, the wildlife thrives. An internal road gets you around the tract well, and the terrain is gently rolling and grows timber very well. There is a large drain through the center of the tract that could have the potential for a pond site. There are potential cabin/homesites tucked back of the road on the rolling knolls. Two entry points along a county road, give you access to timber harvest, hunting and getting equipment in as needed. This would make a potential awesome long-term timber investment and you can use it as a family recreational area as the investment grows. Please reach out to Ben Richardson or Jason McGee for your private tour of the property.