Recreational Hunting Tract

Farm Description

Situated in the friendly White Oak community of Northern Fairfield County, this 111-Acre property boasts natural beauty and diverse features. Three primary creeks flow in the bottoms beneath the canopy of natural hardwoods, guided by the concave topography that channels them through the center of the tract.

The property benefits from a large nearby watershed feeding a central creek, alongside Big Wateree Creek on the western side and contributions from Woodward Branch and smaller tributaries. A well established trail system facilitates UTV access throughout, ensuring easy exploration of the majority of the land. Access provided by this network of trails leaves no wasted space or area too difficult to enjoy.

Roughly 20 acres near the entrances along Bull Run Road feature planted pines, complemented by an additional 11 acres of natural pine regeneration along the rear boundary. Around 50 acres are devoted to natural hardwood bottoms surrounding the creeks and low-lying areas.

Surrounded by private landowners with managed timber tracts and established pastures, the property offers abundant recreational opportunities and an excellent habitat for wildlife. It's home to quail, turkey, hogs, and deer, with the creeks, hardwoods, and bedding areas serving as a natural sanctuary.

This is an excellent recreational tract loaded with wildlife. For further details, contact Russ Brown directly at.

This property is located at the end of Bull Run Road before reaching the closed bridge when driving from Countryside Drive / Heritage Road in Blackstock, see driving directions.

This site does not already have electrical utilities available, it shall be the Buyer and/or Buyers Agent's responsibility to confirm the availability of electrical utilities from the Fairfield Electric Co-operative for their intended use.