When it comes to hunting property in North Florida, Location is KEY! This Hamilton County property offers buildable ground, established access, and a strong history of productive deer and turkey habitat. Located off NW Winshaw Trail, the tract is accessible by private road. The entire property is outside of wetlands and flood zones, creating usable acreage for a range of future plans. Hamilton County is a well-kept secret in North Florida, known for its quality Whitetail Deer and consistent populations. The county combines large tracts of state-managed conservation land with extensive agricultural acreage, creating a balance of food sources and cover that supports strong wildlife numbers. Over the years, Hamilton County has produced multiple entries in the Florida Buck Registry, highlighting its reputation as one of the region’s more reliable areas for quality whitetail bucks.

On this property, a power-line easement runs east to west across the northern section. This corridor provides open ground that can be managed for hunting setups, food plots, or other land uses. A 1.5-acre clearing located near the center of the property offers additional opportunities. This space could serve as a potential homesite, a hunting camp location, or another area for planting. On the south edge of this clearing, a well and pump house (currently set up for generator hookup) add an established water source. A large shipping container located onsite is included in the sale, providing storage for tools, equipment, or recreational gear.

The property has an established trail system that allows vehicle access to each North, South, East, and West boundary line, simplifying land management, recreational use, and overall access. Natural features include a diverse stand of oak trees and other cover types that provide forage, bedding and roost areas for deer and turkey. The southern boundary is bordered by approximately 120 acres of agricultural ground currently in peanuts, which contributes additional food sources for wildlife. Within a quarter-mile radius, other agricultural fields further support the local habitat base.

Directly south of the property, across a peanut field, is the Blue Springs Unit of Twin Rivers State Forest. This 2,082-acre tract is closed to deer hunting, creating a substantial block of preserved habitat in close proximity. The combination of surrounding agriculture, large tracts of conservation land, and the property’s own natural features help sustain consistent wildlife movement and growth around the area.

The location provides convenient access to nearby towns and amenities. The property is approximately 9 miles from the town of Jennings, 18.5 miles from the city of Jasper, 27.9 miles from Valdosta, Georgia, and only 7.4 miles from Interstate 75. This makes the property accessible for both day use and more extended stays.

Overall, this Hamilton County tract represents a balanced opportunity for recreational use, hunting, or residential development. With road access, a deeded easement, an established clearing, a well, and storage in place, it offers flexibility for a variety of land management and ownership goals.