The property consists of over 150 acres of timber land, 38 acres of tillable farm ground, 7 acre impoundment and the balance in prior converted farm land that has been left fallow. If you have been looking for a hunting tract that has it all, this property is right for you. There are 100's of acres of farm land, immediately adjoining the giant blocks of woodlands with all the food, water and cover the resident wildlife would ever need.

The Bay River and the waters around Jones Bay are known for excellent fishing in the spring and summer months and fantastic waterfowl hunting in fall and winter. The boat ramp at Hobucken Marina is a short drive away and there is always plenty of bait and supplies available at Mayo Seafood just under the bridge to Lowland. If you are looking for a great spot to enjoy some outdoor recreation and that laid back coastal lifestyle then this is the spot for you.

The nearby Jones Island Club is a famed location for Downeast waterfowling. Founded in 1985, Jones Island Club has primarily been a duck-hunting club. Through the years, the club has continued to build out the property to further foster our duck hunting interest. Jones Island Club offers both salt water and fresh water impoundments, in addition to open water duck hunting, which offers a wide variety of birds and a diversified experience.

Settled in the early-eighteenth century by Welsh, Swiss, French, English, and German immigrants, Pamlico County was originally occupied by the Algonquian and Pampticoe (or Pamlico). These tribes referred to their land as TaTaku or where the land and the sea meet the sky. The Pamlico tribe nearly dissipated after a smallpox endemic in 1696. John Lawson, on his excursion through the Carolinas, found only fifteen survivors in 1709. Many Native Americans, including the Pamlico, left the region and joined the Tuscarora after the Tuscarora War (1711-1713).

The immigrants who settled present-day Pamlico endured a tough journey due to the colonys isolated location and the many rivers and tributaries that made land travel difficult. A peninsula bestrewn with numerous rivers, bays, and creeks, Pamlico is located on the coast of North Carolina, and it is named for the Pamlico Sound that borders the county to the east. In addition to its vast coastline, Pamlico holds other natural characteristics such as Deep Run, Dawson Creek, Bay City Pocosin, and Cedar Island. ( org/encyclopedia/pamlico-county-1872/)

For more information on this and other Farm and Timber Land For Sale in Pamlico County NC, contact Billy McOwen at 252-305-6720 , by email at [Email listed above] or you can see all our listings at MOPLANDMAN\. COM.