Land: The existing hayfields were established in the 1920s. In 1977 tree farming was implemented. The property in its entirety consist of approximately 89 acres in old growth timber, 89 acres in longleaf pines, 28 acres of fields, and 60 acres of loblolly pines, and the remaining acreage in roads and open fields. There have been a number of programs established on this tract. In 1984 this property was awarded The Treasured Forest designation, In 1999 the property entered the Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) program, and in 2008 it became a certified tree farm.
Water: The beautiful Oseligee Creek flows through the southeast portion of the property.
Wildlife: The property has been intensely managed for wildlife. The owners put the property in the Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program(WHIP). This helped the owners manage the property to become a superb wildlife habitat. It he...
Wildlife: The property has been intensely managed for wildlife. The owners put the property in the Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program(WHIP). This helped the owners manage the property to become a superb wildlife habitat. It helped increase the biodiversity of the forest eco system.
Comments: This property has been owned by the same family for four generations. They have poured their heart and soul into this property to help it reach its potential. Preservation of this unique and beautiful land has been the lifes work of this owner. It is a excellent wildlife and timber property. It is perfect for enjoyment for the whole family and a great investment especially with the rapid growth of Auburn and Opelika.
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Research Parcel InformationLocation: Located just four miles east of the county seat on Chambers County Rd #267, Lafayette. It is also a short drive from Auburn/Opelika and West Point and Lagrange, Georgia.