Located on Carol Drive in Pulaski County, this 20.57-acre tract offers a combination of natural timber, planted pine, and openings just minutes from downtown Hawkinsville. For buyers seeking a smaller recreational property, the mix of cover and habitat provides the ingredients for a quality deer hunting tract without purchasing a large-acreage holding.

The property includes approximately 10 acres of natural mixed timber and approximately 7 acres of planted pine, estimated to be 10 years old. Openings scattered through the pines provide opportunities to enhance wildlife habitat and establish potential food plots. A Georgia Power transmission line easement along the southeast boundary adds open ground and habitat diversity, with potential uses within the easement subject to its restrictions.

A seasonal branch meanders near the northern boundary, adding another natural feature to the tract. Together, the timber, openings, and woodland edges offer options for planning hunting locations and managing the property for deer.

A brand-new survey reflects 20.57 acres. The seller discloses that the property was previously used as a dirt pit.

With its convenient location and varied landscape, this tract is worth considering for anyone looking for a manageable hunting and recreational property near Hawkinsville.