Sporting Classics Digital

November/December 2014

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Headwaters, South Carolina East of Walterboro in Colleton County, this deer hunters' dream tract is 816 acres. Old, historic, ditched rice fields have been allowed to grow up into hardwoods. There is potential for the existing dike system to be used as duck impoundments. A stand of high-quality merchantable pines and an excellent road system add value to this property. $980,000 Ivy Creek, Alabama This Crenshaw County tract features 681 high-fenced acres. There are 5 1/2miles of fencing and 6 gates. Timbered land consists of 497.7 acres plus a leased 53 acres of timber. It has 90 acres of hayfield and gameplots. Well within the bounds of the property is a beautiful 40 1/5-acre lake. A 3,883 sf. rough-hewn timber camphouse with huge a porch and patio provides comfortable lodging. And a double boathouse with underground power, electric pump, and fish-cleaning facilities make cleanup easy after a day on the water. A pole barn and log cabin storage house let you store equipment and supplies out of the weather. $1,950,000 For more information call: Tyler Stone 1-800 849-1004 or visit: sportingclassics.com/premier York County, South Carolina Forty-five minutes south of Charlotte, North Carolina, this 100-acre tract has over a mile of frontage on a large free-flowing stream. A well-appointed "off the grid" 1500 sq ft cabin overlooks the creek and is wired for solar or a generator system. A rainwater catchment system provides water. It has 60 acres of 25-year-old merchantable pine with the balance in hardwoods. An excellent road and trail system provide access throughout the tract. Ana a portion of the property borders the James Ross Wildlife Management Area. $680,500

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