The property is easily accessible with frontage along two secondary county roads, and an extensive interior road system provides access to all portions of this property. The soils are 90% upland and include Goldsboro, Coxville, Eunola, Noboco, and Lynchburg, all of which are well-drained soil types and conducive to management for quail habitat. Native grasses are plentiful, including Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Indian grass, and Broomsedge; these bunch grasses provide early successional escape cover and brooding habitat for bobwhite quail and turkey. As a result of the owner's purposeful management practices, including seasonal disking and prescribed fire, natural forbs and partridge pea are plentiful throughout Jaywood. The owners have enjoyed many years of excellent quail hunting on this property. It has been stated that they have consistently found 10-15 coveys in an afternoon hunt. Ox Swamp bisects the property, providing a natural water source, a travel corridor, and a richly diverse habitat for other game, including deer and turkey.

The open land consists of a total of 100+/- acres and comprises 11 differing fields varying in size from 2.5 acres up to 15 acres. The divisions are created by naturally forested hedgerows and strips of pine plantation, creating a nice edge effect with natural pinch points and buffers. Several of these fields are large enough to create an excellent dove field, providing more hunting opportunities for wing-shooting enthusiasts.

Currently, there is a double-wide mobile home on the property complete with well, septic, and electrical service; the setting was obviously an old homestead site and an ideal setting for the next owner's weekend lodge or caretaker's residence.

Jaywood is truly an exceptional offering, it's so rare to have a property that possesses so much natural character, a seasoned habitat and in a location where properties are rarely available.

PROPERTY FLYER:

Open Ag Field

Utilities: Well & Septic

Established Upland Bird Habitat

Excellent Neighboring Properties