Located along Midway Church Road and Stewart Road in Pulaski County, Georgia, this 26.04± acre property offers a practical combination of hunting land, recreational acreage, timber, existing improvements and wildlife habitat. Situated approximately 15 minutes from both Hawkinsville and Eastman, the tract provides a rural setting while remaining within convenient driving distance of two established Middle Georgia communities.

The property consists primarily of natural mixed hardwood and pine timber, creating a diverse habitat across a manageable acreage. The southern portion contains a pocket of mature hardwoods that includes acorn-producing trees. These hardwoods provide an important natural food source for whitetail deer and other wildlife, particularly during the fall when hard mast becomes available. For a hunter looking for land in Pulaski County, the mature hardwood component gives the property an established habitat feature that can be difficult to reproduce without years of timber growth.

Moving toward the northern portion of the property, the timber transitions to a greater concentration of pine. The combination of pine and hardwood cover creates habitat diversity within the tract. Different timber types can provide wildlife with feeding areas, travel corridors, bedding cover and seasonal habitat throughout the year. Buyers interested in recreational land management could continue working with the existing timber composition while developing additional habitat improvements over time.

Several existing trails and openings are located throughout the property. These areas provide access through the tract and could also offer opportunities for strategically placed wildlife food plots. Depending on soil conditions and the buyer's management objectives, existing openings may reduce the amount of initial clearing needed to establish supplemental forage areas. A thoughtful food plot program combined with the property's mature hardwoods could provide multiple food sources during different parts of the hunting season.

Whitetail deer are an important component of the recreational appeal of this Pulaski County property. The surrounding area is known locally for quality deer hunting and whitetail genetics. The property's timber diversity, mature mast-producing hardwoods, openings and trail system provide several of the basic habitat elements hunters look for when evaluating a smaller hunting tract. The acreage could work well for someone seeking a personal hunting property, weekend recreational tract or manageable piece of Georgia land where wildlife habitat improvements can be implemented over time.

Existing infrastructure adds another useful dimension. Power and a water well are located near the center of the property. Buyers should independently verify the condition, capacity and service status of all utilities and improvements, but having this infrastructure already located on the tract may be valuable for future property management or other permitted uses. An equipment shed provides storage for tractors, implements, ATVs, hunting equipment and land-management tools.

An old home is also located on the property and has been partially demolished. The remaining structure and site should be evaluated by the buyer to determine appropriate removal, cleanup or potential use of the area. Buyers should conduct their own inspections and confirm any future building or development plans with the appropriate Pulaski County authorities.

Beyond its hunting and recreational potential, this property may also appeal to buyers looking for acreage for a future homestead, rural building site or small farm. With existing power, a water well, and an established equipment shed, the property already has several features that could support future improvements. The site of the partially demolished home may also provide an area worth evaluating for future use. With a mix of wooded acreage, existing openings and internal trails, a buyer could explore options for a homesite, garden, small pasture areas, equipment storage or other small-scale agricultural uses. The combination of privacy, usable acreage and proximity to Hawkinsville and Eastman makes this tract worth considering for someone who wants to live on and manage their own piece of Middle Georgia land.

The property was enrolled in Georgia's Conservation Use Valuation Assessment, commonly known as CUVA, in 2024. Georgia's CUVA program provides current-use assessment for qualifying conservation property and generally involves a 10-year covenant. Prospective buyers should review the existing covenant, remaining term, transfer requirements and potential penalties with the Pulaski County Board of Tax Assessors and appropriate professional advisors before closing.

Location is another advantage of this 26.04± acre Pulaski County land offering. Hawkinsville and Eastman are each approximately 15 minutes away. This puts supplies, fuel, dining and other services within a reasonable drive while allowing the property itself to retain its rural character. Frontage along Midway Church Road and Stewart Road also gives the tract a recognizable location within the surrounding road network.

For buyers searching for Pulaski County, Georgia, hunting land, recreational land near Hawkinsville, a potential mini farm, acreage near Eastman, Middle Georgia deer hunting property, wooded acreage with utilities, land with mature hardwoods, or Georgia hunting land with food plot potential, this property combines several desirable features within 26.04± acres. Mature hardwoods, natural pine timber, acorn-producing trees, existing trails, potential food plot locations, an equipment shed, power and a water well create a solid foundation for continued recreational and land-management use.

This tract offers an opportunity to own a manageable piece of Middle Georgia land where the next owner can continue improving wildlife habitat, maintain trails, establish food plots and enjoy the property's wooded setting. With its location between the Hawkinsville and Eastman areas and its combination of timber, infrastructure and hunting features, the property is well suited for buyers looking for a versatile recreational land investment in Pulaski County, Georgia.