Kershaw, SC 29067(Lancaster County)

This 80.466 +/- acres tract is comprised of a mix of mature and marketable Loblolly pine timber and expansive hardwood bottoms and white oak ridges. Private and secluded, the tract is accessed via a 3/4 mile deeded 30' easement for ingress and egress that delivers you to the lush hardwood bottom beside Hanging Rock Creek. Entering from there, you'll cross a ford in the creek that will take you uphill through well managed mature pines, to a 2.5+/- acre food plot situated in the middle of the tract and overlooked by a large, permanent tower stand. The road system continues on and around the planted pine, providing access to the remainder of the property, included several areas of white oaks - the whitetail's favorite acorn producer. The tract is being offered with timber in place. White-tailed deer and Eastern wild turkey abound on the tract, included many small-game species. For the history buffs, the property adjoins the hanging rock battleground property, and still bears witness to the British campsite, with evidence of the trench work dug around and for the protection of the British encampment on the banks of Hanging Rock Creek. Nearby there are trails and publicly owned property protecting the majority of the battleground. Also, within a short drive from the property is the 21 square mile Lake Wateree, Cedar Creek Reservoir, and Fishing Creek lake, all part of the Catawba River chain, providing additional recreational opportunities for boating and fishing.