Neels Creek Farm | 50± Acres | Johnson County, GA

Neels Creek Farm is a 50-acre hunting tract in Johnson County 15 miles from Interstate 16, between Wrightsville, Swainsboro, and Adrian. Deer trails cross the whole property, and you'll find rub lines and scrapes everywhere you look.

The timber includes young upland pine and hardwoods, with stands of longleaf pine—the iconic tree of the Southern Coastal Plain—and acorn-producing oaks. Together, the pine cover and hardwood food sources create quality habitat for deer and turkey.

The mostly level terrain makes the property easy to navigate and slopes gently toward Neels Creek near the northwest corner. A portion of the creek's hardwood bottom extends onto the property, while an unnamed intermittent creek crosses the western boundary beneath a corridor of larger hardwoods. These drainage features create natural deer travel routes and potential stand locations along the transitions between pine uplands and hardwood bottoms.

A 20-foot deeded easement from Meeks Cemetery Road provides access to the property. Located only 15 miles from Interstate 16, the tract is within convenient weekend driving distance of Macon, Savannah, Augusta, and communities throughout the I-16 corridor.

If you're looking for an accessible hunting tract with active deer sign, longleaf pine, and creek-bottom habitat in Middle Georgia, schedule a showing today.

Travel Times:

Wrightsville: 18 minutes

Interstate 16: 20 minutes

Swainsboro: 25 minutes

Macon: 1 hour 20 minutes

Augusta: 1 hour 30 minutes

Savannah: 1 hour 40 minutes

Atlanta: 2 hours 40 minutes

Jacksonville, FL: 3 hours 20 minutes

Shown by appointment only. Call Jack Frankhouser at 912-678-5920 for more information or to schedule a showing.