Wilcox County, GA Recently Sold Farms and Ranches, Timberland Properties

This property is the perfect size and makeup for an outdoor lover to manage deer and turkeys, fish year-round, and have consistent cash flow from pine straw and/or timber sales. The tract has approximately 60 acres of planted pine timber, about half

Located in the center of Georgia and big buck country, the Gregory Farm has not changed hands in over 60 years. Property offers mature planted pine timber that can be thinned immediately for return on your investment. Dry farm land that brings in ann

This property has everything you need to live a deer hunter’s dream! The beautiful spacious house has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with a large living room and kitchen. There is a 40’ x 120’ shop with 40’ x 40’ enclosed and insulated, which provides am

This property will serve its new owner in many ways. From the future potential to lease the pecan trees out to the immediate ability to be a buildable hunting tract, this land checks many boxes. By investing in irrigation for the trees, lease opportu

This is a very unique property that offers some of the greatest aspects of land ownership. At its core, the tract is a sizable investment opportunity with 161+/- acres of pecan trees ranging from approximately 4 years old to 22 years old. This includ

GA Wilcox 485, Ruby Lake, Shown by appointment only LISTING BROKER: Matre Forestry Consulting, Inc. TRACT: Ruby Lake ACRES +-: 485 PRIMARY USE: Cabin/House, Lake, Hunting, Timber DISCLAIMER: ALL INFORMATION IS DEEMED RELIABLE AND TO BE FROM RELIABLE

This beautiful planted pine property is located in the heart of Big Buck country. The whitetail genetics in this region are notoriously strong, and the trail camera pictures on this tract are further evidence of a healthy herd. From a management stan

Beautiful homesite and clearcut block in Wilcox County

Long Leaf Creek is 76+/- acres located in Abbeville. The property features 21+/- acres of planted long leaf that just came out of the CRP program. This stand of pines should provide income for the foreseeable future in pine straw. The remainder of th