The timber tells the story of a well-managed property at every stage. Sixty-seven acres of mature 31-year-old loblolly pine, thinned two years ago and recently treated with a midrotation release and prescribed burn, is financially mature and ready for harvest now, with new green forage already drawing in game since the burn. Behind it, 142 acres of cutover harvested in early 2024 are prepped and scheduled for replanting with genetically improved loblolly seedlings at 454 trees per acre, setting up decades of future growth. Forty-three acres of hardwood bottomland along the property's streams round things out, best left intact for water quality, wildlife corridors, and the hard mast that keeps game fed.

Access is already in place: a 0.6-mile gravel driveway connects to more than two miles of interior roads improved in 2024, with over a mile of firebreaks left from the recent burn for easy ATV access and land management. Electricity is on-site, and 500 feet of highway frontage makes the property easy to reach and build on. Two cleared sites within the mature pine sit right off the driveway for a homesite or cabin. At the same time, several hilltop clearings in the recent cutover offer a more private, elevated setting. Gently rolling terrain between 580 and 720 feet, scenic streams, and open views opened up by recent forestry work give the whole property strong visual appeal, with hardwood streamside buffers left standing for wildlife travel and cover.

With a flowing creek, hard mast trees, food plots, and strong existing game presence, hunting potential here is excellent from day one. Whatever you're after timber income, a hunting retreat, or a homestead near Lake Martin Equality Woodlands 2 delivers it.