Muckaloochee Camp Farm North
Lee County, GA
578+/- Acres
Southeastern Farm Brokers is pleased to present Muckaloochee Camp Farm North.
This 578-acre tract located in Lee County offers everything an outdoorsman could desire: A well-appointed Camp House (Lodge), multiple barns, enclosed garage, three professionally managed lakes, two duck ponds, groomed uplands that support a healthy turkey and quail population, breathtaking hardwoods along the Muckaloochee Creek, twenty-six acres of food plots, and an interior road system suitable for a car.
With extensive management practices not only on this farm, but in the entire neighborhood, this deer herd has been managed for well over twenty years. The results of this management are evident not only in the few deer that are harvested each year but more so on what is left to reach full maturity.
To quote the son of the owner when asked about the decision to place Muck...
To quote the son of the owner when asked about the decision to place Muckaloochee on the market, his response was, without hesitation, that it was literally the best all around property he had ever stepped foot on in his life.
If you are a serious outdoor enthusiast looking for that forever property, do not miss this opportunity to purchase Muckaloochee Camp Farm North.
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The Offering
578 acres $4,768,500
Details:
Extensively Managed Deer Herd
Twenty-Six Acres of Food Plots
Muckaloochee Creek Hardwoods
Multiple Age Class of Pine Timber
Three Professionally Managed Lakes
Two Duck Ponds
Well-Appointed Three Bedroom Two Bath Lodge
Healthy Wildlife Population of Deer, Turkey, and Quail
First Class Interior Road System
Multiple Barns Enclosed Garage Storage
Superior Lee County Location
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