This tract is loaded with wildlife. Multiple bucks on trail cameras prove the strong 10-point genes in the area. The planted pines offer thick cover and bedding areas for the deer. Along the eastern boundary of the property, “Oak Island” attracts deer out of the bedding cover to browse on acorns and check scrapes and rub lines. This pocket of oak trees is a little over one acre and is the perfect bow or rifle hunting setup. There is a significant amount of daylight deer movement in that area, as is evident on the trail camera pictures. A high percentage of the property is planted loblolly pines that are 3 years old. They make up approximately 60 acres of the property. There is a 20 +/- acre plot of 7-year-old pines along the northwest boundary. These two plots of timber will produce cash flow for years to come. This property is conveniently situated along HWY 26, just one mile from I-16. This property offers the possibility of harvesting trophy whitetails this year and for years to come. It is a rare opportunity to see quality bucks moving during daylight hours, but this tract has great cover and low hunting pressure over recent years. The recreational value of the tract is simply an added bonus to the immense investment potential. As the pines continue to mature, the hunting and cash flow will only continue to improve. Don’t miss this unique property!