Property Types: Recreation/Hunting

Batson Creek – Tract 1 is 31± acres nestled in the heart of Johnson County, Georgia, offering an exceptional opportunity for recreation, investment, or a peaceful rural homesite. Batson Creek runs through the land, enhancing its natural beauty and wildlife habitat—ideal for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. The property is primarily made up of young planted pines, offering future timber value and scenic privacy. It has approximately 2100 feet of frontage on John Horton Road, a county-maintained dirt road, allowing for easy access. Conveniently located just outside Adrian, only 16 miles east of Dublin and 13 miles from I-16, you’re just over an hour from Macon and 1.5 hours from Savannah. Whether you’re looking to build a quiet country home, establish a recreational retreat, or secure long-term value in land, this property offers it all. Call today for more information or to set up an appointment to view this tract with one of our agents. 912.764.LAND(5263)

Nice lot in the highly sought after Southeast Bulloch school district. The property is made up of two parcels totaling 46.77 acres, about 3 miles south of I-16 off HWY 67. The 6-acre lot has been recently mulched and is ready for a home to be built. There is a border of planted pines left down the property lines. The 40-acre lot has planted pines and some natural hardwood areas in the back of the property. The tract has several roads and food plots established for deer and turkey hunting.

This nice timber tract located in northwest Screven County has many features including hunting, timber investment, and yearly income from pine straw. The majority of the property has 11-year-old longleaf pine (70 acres) with a 3-year contract in place for raking producing good income. The remainder of the tract has a mix of pine and hardwood for wildlife bedding area. The road system allows good access to the entire property for deer and turkey hunting. Additional acreage from adjoining property available.

Nestled in the heart of Jefferson County, GA, this expansive 191-acre tract offers a rare opportunity for timber investment, recreation, hunting, and future homesite. This property is thoughtfully managed and well-positioned for both enjoyment and long-term value. Approximately 128± acres are planted in loblolly pine (established in 2015), with an additional 32± acres in mature hardwoods, providing excellent habitat for wildlife and diverse timber resources. A powerline corridor adds to the hunting appeal, creating ideal food plot or shooting lane opportunities. The property is protected by a conservation easement, allowing for timber harvests under a professionally approved Forestry Management Plan and permitting the development of a 3-acre homesite for a single-family residence.

With 1,100 feet of paved road frontage on Newman Smith Road and a good internal road system in place, access is easy and efficient throughout the tract. Conveniently located in Bartow—just 10 miles southwest of Louisville, 23 miles east of Sandersville, and only 45 minutes from Dublin. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, an investment in timberland, or a secluded homesite in the country, this versatile property offers it all. Call today to schedule a showing! 912.764.LAND(5263)

Ripley Woods is 29.83+/- acres located in Twiggs County. The property has been set up for hunting and is ready for the coming season. It lies approximately 20 miles from Macon, approximately 100 miles from Atlanta, and approximately 150 miles from Savannah. Its proximity to I-16 aids in shortening the drive.

Ripley woods is naturally beautiful. The property is timbered in mature timber. The main species are white oak, hickory, red oak, and some large pine. The topography is gently rolling and provides small bottoms and ridges. These ridges and bottoms create all sorts of funnels and pinch points that influence game movement. Game sign is found all over the property. Sign shows the presence of deer, wild hogs, and turkeys. Small game also abounds on the property.

The property has been developed and set up for an ideal hunting property. Game openings are looked over by elevated box stands with several tree stands already positioned on ridge sides overlooking bottoms. These accessories will convey with the property to the new owner. The openings are ready to be planted for the fall plots. Several feeders are also ready to run with corn or protein. A storage building is located as you enter the property. This building is set up to act as an overnight shelter as well as storage for anything needed on the property.

The property’s seclusion is one of its best assets. Four of the five tracts that share a boundary with the property range in acreage from 200 acres to just over 1,000 acres. These tracts will limit pressure in the area and make Ripley Woods hunt like a larger acreage tract. The property is accessed by a deeded easement from Marion-Ripley Road. The easement dead ends to the property.

If you are in the market for small acreage property that offers much more features than most, you owe it to yourself to have look at Ripley Woods. Give us a call today to schedule your showing.