There was a fair amount of deer sign on the property. This would be a fantastic hunting property that would allow you the opportunity to set up multiple stands and shooting lanes without breaking the bank. The Cape Fear River is also around 4,000 feet from the property, as the crow flies.

The Cape Fear River is a hub of activity for local wildlife and is a very diverse ecosystem that flows through Cumberland County. The Cape Fear River system is the largest in North Carolina, encompassing a 9,000-square-mile basin that includes streams flowing within 29 of the states 100 counties. With about 27 percent of the states population and dozens of municipalities situated within its boundariesincluding Greensboro, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Sanford, Fayetteville, Dunn, Clinton, Warsaw, Burgaw, and Wilmingtonthe Cape Fear River Basin is one of the most industrialized regions in North Carolina. These and other cities and towns relyon the river and its tributaries for freshwater, transportation, recreation, natural habitats for abundant wildlife species, and other uses. The Cape Fear Estuarya 35-mile section of the river between Wilmington and the Atlantic Oceanfeatures saline waters that are important habitats and breeding grounds for many saltwater animals, including fish, crabs, and shrimp. The estuary is also part of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. - ( Link listed above])

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