Discover 150 acres of prime hunting and recreational land located along Abbeville Highway in Pulaski County, Georgia, near the Wilcox County line. Situated in an area known for excellent whitetail deer hunting and strong buck genetics, this property offers an outstanding combination of diverse wildlife habitat, established food plots, natural timber, seasonal wetlands, and existing hunting improvements. Whether you're looking for a turnkey deer hunting property or a recreational tract to enjoy year-round, this south Georgia property has plenty to offer. Nearly the entire property consists of natural mixed timber, featuring mature acorn-producing hardwoods, oak pockets, cedar thickets, and areas of mixed pine and hardwood growth. This diversity creates excellent wildlife habitat, with natural travel corridors connecting bedding areas and food sources throughout the tract. Areas of thick understory vegetation provide valuable bedding and security cover for whitetail deer, while the abundance of oak trees supplies an important seasonal food source. The surrounding landscape includes extensive row crop farming, further contributing to the availability of food for local deer populations. One of the property's strongest features is the balance between higher ground and seasonal wetland habitat. Lower portions of the tract can hold water during wetter periods, providing additional habitat for deer, ducks, and other wildlife. These wetland areas transition into higher ground with established food plots and natural travel corridors, creating a variety of hunting setups and opportunities throughout the property. The combination of hardwood mast, agricultural food sources, bedding cover, and seasonal water provides many of the key habitat components sought after by serious whitetail hunters. Several established food plots are strategically located throughout the property, with multiple elevated, enclosed box blinds already in place. These improvements provide ready-to-hunt setups for the upcoming deer season without the immediate expense and effort of establishing new hunting locations. An extensive internal trail system connects the food plots, blinds, and other hunting areas, allowing convenient access for hunting, food plot maintenance, and general property management. With 150 acres of diverse timber, natural bedding cover, established food plots, seasonal wetlands, and existing hunting infrastructure, this Pulaski County tract offers a well-rounded opportunity for deer hunting, potential seasonal waterfowl hunting, wildlife management, and outdoor recreation. Located in the heart of south Georgia's agricultural and timberland region, this property is ready for its next owner to enjoy and continue developing its recreational potential. Contact the listing agent today for additional information or to schedule a private showing.