M7 Muckalee Creek Farms - 235.57 +/- Total Acres
The Weeks Group is pleased to present M7 Muckalee Creek Farms 235.57 +/- total acres of turn-key recreation and a first-class lodge located in Schley County, Georgia. M7 Muckalee Creek Farms is a blue-chip recreational opportunity that seldom comes to market.
Drive through the iron entrance gates and find yourself pulling up to an immaculate lodge placed atop a picturesque pond. The 6,532 +/- square foot lodge is an ideal blend of functionality and luxury that makes sense for a recreational tract of this caliber. The lodge features a 6-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom open floor plan designed to comfortably entertain family and guests. Offered completely furnished, the current owners spared no expense, equipping the lodge with high-end furnishings and top-of-the-line appliances. The 8 x 10 fireproof gun room offers ample space to safely store firearms between hunts and stays at the M7.
Hunting ...
Hunting on the M7 is truly exceptional. The 26 strategically placed deer stands, overlooking 21.84 +/- planted acres, gives whitetail enthusiast plenty of options. Early-season archery hunters will appreciate the Millennium Lock-Ons, positioned along travel corridors and numerous food sources, enabling hunters to play the wind. Thanks to the current aggressive protein feeding program, hunters should expect to encounter high-scoring B&C Trophy Class Whitetails the Muckalee Creek watershed is renowned for producing. During the Spring, frequent gobbles can be heard amongst the hardwood Muckalee Creek bottom.
Between hunts, M7 guests can relax around the outdoor stone fireplace, play a game of pool, or enjoy the -acre stocked pond. The -acre pond is teeming with Bluegill, Crappie, and Bass, and was recently restocked with 4,000 Shad and 2,500 Bluegill to keep the pond thriving. The additional property improvements reflect the unparalleled first-class theme of the M7. Step into the 40 x 60 enclosed pole barn, and witness the ample space for storing ATVs, tractors, implements, and wildlife feed to keep the M7 elite. After a successful hunt there is no need to run to the processor. At the M7, pull your ATV up to the 20 x 15 enclosed skinning shed and benefit from ample lighting, two winches, and an Icetro ice machine conveniently within reach.
The new owners will be conveyed a high-end recreational farm that delivers unmatched hunting experiences that Southern Georgia has to offer. Call Lane Goodroe at (229) 344-6450 to schedule a private showing today!
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From Downtown Americus, head North 9.8 miles, then turn right onto Shiloh Rd. Continue on Shiloh Rd to Dozier Rd and travel for 3.9 miles. Next, turn left onto Ebenezer Rd and drive for 4.4 miles. Finally, continue straight for 0.4 miles, and 8321 Ebenezer Rd will be on your right. Watch for The Weeks Group Signs!
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About Lane Goodroe
Lane Goodroe spent his youth on his family's acreage in Worth county. Growing up surrounded by row crops and cattle, Lane is deeply rooted in agriculture. He is proud of his southern upbringing and will mention how the hardwood bottoms have shaped him. Lane has a Master's of Agribusiness from the University of Georgia with an emphasis on Ag Land Economics, Commodity Marketing, and Agribusiness Finance. During his academic tenure, Lane spearheaded research projects that advocated for farmers and developed marketing tools for ag producers to mitigate risk in an ever-changing farm economy. While working at one of the larger Agricultural Lending Institutions in the country, Lane found himself working on agricultural and ranch land acquisitions in the Rocky Mountains. From that experience, Lane quickly discovered his calling to represent individuals in his favorite asset class and pursue a career in real estate. Currently, Lane holds a real estate license in his home state of Georgia but is always searching for emerging market opportunities across the southeast. Lane's eagerness to connect with those that share a passion for agriculture and real estate has allowed him to develop a strong network across the country. Lane prides himself in being well-versed in cutting-edge web marketing techniques and current market trends to facilitate value that best serves his clients. Lane is compelled by the need for ongoing conservation efforts and is a proud member of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Wild Sheep Foundation, and the National Wild Turkey Federation.
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