Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a well-maintained camp or homesite area complete with enclosed and open-air sheds, a dog kennel, and a prepared building site ready for your future hunting camp, cabin, or country retreat. One of the first things you will notice about the Sumter 75.43 is how clean and meticulously maintained the property is. Considerable time and effort have been invested into the road system and overall upkeep, making this a truly turnkey property that is ready to enjoy from day one.

The tract features 18.05 acres of planted pine timber located in two separate stands, providing excellent wildlife bedding cover, future timber value, and strategic separation between hunting areas. These pine stands have been prescribed burned in years past, reducing understory overgrowth while creating ideal habitat conditions for turkeys and other wildlife. Along the western portion of the property lies 38.5 acres of beautiful mixed hardwoods that extend to the banks of Muckaloochee Creek. This hardwood corridor creates a natural travel route for wildlife while offering scenic views and a diverse habitat component rarely found on properties of this size.

At the center of the tract is an 18.89 acre cultivated field that serves as a focal point for both wildlife and hunting opportunities. Two existing box blinds overlook this productive area, and there are numerous opportunities for food plots throughout the property. Several additional food plot locations are already established and equipped with hunting stands, allowing multiple hunters to enjoy the property simultaneously. The thoughtful layout of the planted pines, hardwoods, agricultural acreage, and hunting setups creates natural separation between stand locations, allowing hunters to comfortably hunt different portions of the property without interference. As a result, the Sumter 75.43 hunts much larger than its acreage would suggest.

Wildlife is abundant throughout, with a strong history of quality deer and turkey hunting, as well as the occasional wild quail sighting. The combination of cover, food sources, water, and habitat diversity provides everything necessary to support healthy wildlife populations year-round. Additional improvements include planted live oaks and sawtooth oaks that continue to mature each year, enhancing both the beauty of the landscape and the property's long-term wildlife value through increased hard mast production. Whether you're looking for a turnkey hunting operation, a manageable recreational retreat, a future homesite, or an investment in South Georgia land, the Sumter 75.43 delivers wildlife, timber, accessibility, and year-round enjoyment.

Contact Forrest Wilson today to schedule a private showing and experience #TheSmallTownWay.

Location:

990 GA-49S

Americus, GA 31719

Sumter County

7 Miles SW of Americus

34 Miles W of Cordele

62 Miles SE of Columbus

80 Miles SW of Macon

145 Miles S of Atlanta

Coordinates:

31.99703, -84.2950

Property Use:

Hunting

Recreational

Timber Investment

Potential Home/Cabin Site

Property Information:

75.43 Total Surveyed Acres

38.5 Acres of Mixed Hardwoods

18.89 Acres of Cultivation

18.05 Acres of Planted Pines

GA-49S Road Frontage

Clean Road System

Gated Entrance

2-Bay Garage/Shed

Open-Sided Carport

Wooden Shed

Dog Kennel

Feeders

Enclosed Deer Stands

Abundant Wildlife

Tax Information:

Parcel ID: 1716-236-1

2025 Taxes: $1,703.85