Managed recreational timberland properties of this size are rare within a hour drive of York County, SC. Many established wildlife food plots exist (almost 20 acres in total) as well as nearly a mile long power-line right-of-way opening for hunting and observing wildlife. A long history of quality deer management has been maintained on this property, along with several thousand acres of adjoining timberland that makes this another rare scenario.

The property has significant bottomland hardwood sites near the confluence of two large perennial streams (Hooper Creek and Barbers Creek) and are all large tributaries flowing into Rocky Creek (a small river) which is a portion of the northern-most property boundary. Approximately 76-acres of bottomland hardwood forest provide an excellent habitat for wildlife and travel corridors along the numerous bottomland hardwood stream zones.

A well managed mid-rotation thinned loblolly pine plantation, containing 144-acres exists and is well-stocked for growing value for future timber revenue. Additionally, about 30-acres of pine is of first thinning age. The bulk of the upland acreage (approx. 145 acres) is 10 year old natural pine-hardwood regeneration growing into a well-stocked natural forest.

A nearly adjoining 188-acres is also available with access from Peden Bridge Road see our Peden Bridge Road tract for more information. Additionally, a 102 acres is also available with access from Old Mill Road see our Old Mill Road tract for more information.