PROPOSED/POTENTIAL USE: Hunting, Timber, Homesite

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LL 109 of the 7th LD; Parcel 00320011; Deed Book 136 428

ZONING: Ag

TEMPORARY CONSERVATION USE ASSESSMENT: Yes. In Forest Land Protection Act (15 Year Conservation Use Assessment)

PERMANENT CONSERVATION EASEMENT: No

ESTIMATED ANNUAL PROPERTY TAX: $923

CURRENT ANNUAL FARM RENT: $0

ESTIMATED TIMBER VALUE: Significant. Mostly mature planted slash pine and natural oak. Also some cypress and other hardwood, merchantable CRP Longleaf, some mid-rotation planted slash, some pre-merch planted loblolly.

HUNTING: Great hunting tract for deer, turkey, quail. Duck potential. South neighbor is +-1600 acre Elmodel WMA for additional hunting, plus fishing, dove hunting, bird dog training area

CROP BASIS: N/A

SOILS: Dominant upland soil is Orangeburg Loamy Sand (prime farmland soil), 2 to 5 percent slopes

WATER RESOURCES: Intermittent creek (+-0.5 miles frontage on both sides), bottoms that hold water in wet periods, +-1000 east of property is famed Chickasawhatchee Creek and +-2 miles to west is famed Ichawaynochaway Creek. The two creeks converge about 2.4 miles south of property on the Elmodel WMA

TOPOGRAPHY: Gently rolling.

LOCATION/ACCESS: +-0.6 miles frontage GA Hwy 36; +-0.6 miles frontage Flounoy Rd (county graded)

NARRATIVE: The seller purchased the +-206 acre Elmodel Tract in 1968, and has managed it oh so well ever since. The result is exceptional aesthetics, habitat, and timber that Baker County Georgias best hunting preserves are known for. The gently rolling terrain with a pleasing mix of well stocked mature slash pine stands and mature hardwood stands simply creates a property to be proud of. If you are wanting a high quality property in Albanys quail plantation district in +-200 acre range, this is a must see. Each year, about 50% of the pine stands are prescribed burned, which has created superior upland habitat for quail, deer, and turkey. The mature hardwood stands are fully stocked with a perfect mix of clean understory with pockets of brushy understory for wildlife escape and bedding cover. The dominant hardwood species is oak, and all different types of oaks are present including live, water, red, and white oaks. The oak stands are a mix of upland and bottom sites. Along the intermittent creek, which drains through the southern portion of the property and feeds the famed Chickasawhatchee Creek just east of the property, you will find some nice cypress as well. And a great feature is the south neighbor - Elmodel WMA. Elmodel WMA is +-1600 acres of additional hunting, bird dog training area, dove fields, and fishing in famed Chickasawhatchee Creek and Ichawaynochaway Creek. The creeks converge on the southern portion of the WMA. There is a pole barn on the property, and ideal sites to build a cabin or house. Minor hurricane damage.