Broach Creek Tract
Broach Creek Tract 178 Acres Stewart County, GA
The 178 acre Broach Creek Tract is a diverse property offering uplands, creek bottoms, two beaver ponds, and annual income from a long-term timber lease. The pristine Broach Creek bisects the tract along with several smaller tributaries. Wildlife habitat is abundant on this small parcel. The south side of the property borders the Hannahatchee Wildlife Management Area, offering access to 5,600 acres of public land.
The Broach Creek Tract contains approximately 121 acres of upland pine plantations. These sites are a mix of older trees and younger planted pines. The open areas and forest edges provide excellent locations for hunting and wildlife viewing.
In the center of the property are two beaver ponds of about six acres combined. The seclusion of these ponds amongst thousands of acres of timberland provides ideal habitat and sanctuary for ducks and other waterfowl. The Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge, a well-known wintering area for migratory ducks, is located about 20 miles to the southwest.
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Outstanding wildlife habitat: uplands, creek bottoms, and two ponds Timber lease providing regular income through 2035 121 acres of upland pine plantations 49 acres of natural timber located in drains/creek bottoms, most of which is within Streamside Management Zones. The creeks provide water and travel corridors for wildlife. 6 acres of ponds Plum Creek manages the timber on the property in accordance with the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI). Plum Creek also manages the property according to Georgia Best Management Practices for forestry. Extensive network of woods roads County road access from two directions
For more information regarding this property or other properties for sale, please contact one of our agents: Mike Matre, Broker (229) 869-1111 [email protected] Chad McGrath, Associate (229) 881-6067 [email protected] Matre Forestry Consulting, Inc. 201 Baldwin Drive, Albany GA 31707 www.matreforestry.com Copyright 2015 Matre Forestry Consulting, Inc.
The 178 acre Broach Creek Tract is a diverse property offering uplands, creek bottoms, two beaver ponds, and annual income from a long-term timber lease. The pristine Broach Creek bisects the tract along with several smaller tributaries. Wildlife habitat is abundant on this small parcel. The south side of the property borders the Hannahatchee Wildlife Management Area, offering access to 5,600 acres of public land.
The Broach Creek Tract contains approximately 121 acres of upland pine plantations. These sites are a mix of older trees and younger planted pines. The open areas and forest edges provide excellent locations for hunting and wildlife viewing.
In the center of the property are two beaver ponds of about six acres combined. The seclusion of these ponds amongst thousands of acres of timberland provides ideal habitat and sanctuary for ducks and other waterfowl. The Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge, a well-known wintering area for migratory ducks, is located about 20 miles to the southwest.
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Outstanding wildlife habitat: uplands, creek bottoms, and two ponds Timber lease providing regular income through 2035 121 acres of upland pine plantations 49 acres of natural timber located in drains/creek bottoms, most of which is within Streamside Management Zones. The creeks provide water and travel corridors for wildlife. 6 acres of ponds Plum Creek manages the timber on the property in accordance with the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI). Plum Creek also manages the property according to Georgia Best Management Practices for forestry. Extensive network of woods roads County road access from two directions
For more information regarding this property or other properties for sale, please contact one of our agents: Mike Matre, Broker (229) 869-1111 [email protected] Chad McGrath, Associate (229) 881-6067 [email protected] Matre Forestry Consulting, Inc. 201 Baldwin Drive, Albany GA 31707 www.matreforestry.com Copyright 2015 Matre Forestry Consulting, Inc.
