Hardaway Tract

Land Description

The Hardaway Tract is a premier recreational tract located in an area known for huge whitetails and great turkey populations. This tract is in South Macon County in the small community of Hardaway. This property could be used as a personal recreational estate, a corporate retreat, or as a hunting outfitter. Land The Hardaway Tract has gently rolling topography with mature pine plantations along with old growth hardwood bottoms. The hardwood areas have both red and white oaks scattered throughout with other valuable hardwood species.The tract has been managed intensely by its current owner and has a great network of internal roads and trails allowing access year around. The property has multiple large game plots. The property has road frontage along County Road 23 paved and the Hardaway Road gravel. The adjoining landowners are mostly large private landowners, who manage their land for wildlife and timber production. Underground electric and water is already in place on the property and would make a great locational to build a home, cabin or lodge. Water The Hardaway Tract has ample year around water sources. Old Town Creek is a large year around flowing creek and flows through the middle of the property. Dicks Creek flows through the eastern side of the tract into Old Town Creek. There are several other seasonal streams and drains that are tributaries of Old Town Creek. There is great fishing in the Wetland Reserve Program ponds. Wildlife this property is a premier hunting tract. The current owners have harvested whitetails that score 140 -150 with great genetics. The turkey population in this area is outstanding, it is not uncommon to hear 5-6 gobbling turkeys each spring morning on this property. Waterfowl hunting is added bonus in the several duck ponds located on this property. Conservation +-207 acres of the Hardaway Tract is protected by the Wetland Reserve Program WRP through the Natural Resource Conservation Service Nrcs. This program allows for timber and wildlife management while protecting the integery of the wetlands located on this area of the property. In the WRP area there are several large duck ponds with water management controls in place to allow strategic flooding of areas for waterfowl. Areas of the WRP offer great bedding and nesting habitat and have been planted in many different hardwood species. Contact the listing agent for additional information on this program. Location this property is located in South Macon County just 16 miles from Union Springs the Field Trial Capital of the World. It is just 27 miles from East Montgomery and 38 miles from Auburn. Additionally the property is located 126 miles from Birmingham, Alabama and 137 miles from the Atlanta Airport. Please contact to see this one of a kind recreational property.