Baker County, Georgia Land For Sale (9 results)

Highly respected historical shooting property renown today for its high populations of wild game, habitat diversity and amenities. Historic and well-capitalized property in one of the most coveted quail hunting regions in the country; with its exceptional habitat, top-tier facilities, and rich sporting tradition, it stands as a turnkey legacy plantation. Brookfair, a 2,102-acre legacy wild quail plantation, is located in the famed Albany Plantation belt in Baker County, Georgia in a Whos Who neighborhood of other top whitetail and wild bird properties. It has been managed for wild quail for generations, resulting in consistently good wild quail numbers alongside a thriving population of trophy whitetail deer and turkey. This SWGA property is a classic example of a well-run, well-capitalized, high-quality recreational property with all the bells and whistles that one would expect. The property has an exceptional management history going back over a century of stewardship by prominent landowners. Historically, the property was heavily focused exclusively on bobwhite quail but over time, like a lot of places today, trophy whitetail deer began to increase on a more equal footing. Because of the habitat diversity found here and consistently good management, the property excels at both. They are able to consistently harvest bucks that have a gross score in the 140 to 150s B&C while continuing to hunt four horseback quail courses. There is also an exceptional wild turkey population. Brookfair Plantation is a historic hunting property situated in Baker County, located in the southwest region of Georgia. It is a property with historical significance and enduring value, passed down through generations. There is a year-round feeding program for deer and quail. The habitat is a balance of wiregrass and longleaf and old field ground and loblolly. There are exceptional ecotones here with cypress ponds strategically spaced throughout. Over 100 acres are in food plots. The landscape features gently rolling topography, great soils, and a diverse, productive understory. A well-established road system, complete with picturesque live oak allees, ensures seamless access throughout the property. There are planted fruit trees and live oaks throughout. The property has a 13+ acre lake with gazebo and feeders. There are three wells at the lake one 6-inch and two 4-inch. There is also a 34 acre floodable duck pond with a 4-inch dedicated well. In addition to that, there are two wells at the lodge and one at the mobile home. The lodge has been recently expanded, offering a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. The original main lodge (4BR/2.5BA) includes a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, with a newly added wing designed for guests with privacy and flexibility (8BR/8BA). The accommodations consist of private rooms with private doorways opening to the outdoors thoughtfully designed to allow guests to come and go without disturbing others. There are 12 bedrooms, so room for extended family and guests is not an issue. This design enhances the experience and privacy for larger gatherings, whether guests prefer to turn in early for a morning hunt or stay up late to enjoy the camaraderie of the sporting lifestyle. A spacious game room and entertainment pavilion serve as the central feature gathering space, overlooking the scenic 13-acre lake. The property has a 16-run kennel as well as a 5-stall horse barn. There is a manager's office and bathroom near the kennel facilities. There is also a shooting range, equipment barn and shop, a mobile home, and two 3,500-bushel grain bins. Equipment included in the sale (equipment list available upon request). New survey to be completed soon. In addition to the incredible wing shooting, this region is noted for producing exceptional whitetail genetics. But it wasnt always that way. In 1927, a north Georgia Forest Ranger, Aurthur Woody, with his own money, began releasing deer in what would later expand into a formal statewide restocking program funded by the Pittman Robertson Act. In 1962, things ramped up and 10 deer from Babcock, Wisconsin were released, which founded the basis for much of todays great Georgia genetics. It has 1.13 miles of frontage on Hwy 37 and is located just 33 miles to Albany, 37 miles to Bainbridge, and 55 miles to Thomasville, Georgia. Brookfair Plantation represents a rare opportunity to own a historic and well-capitalized property in one of the most coveted quail hunting regions in the country. With its exceptional habitat, top-tier facilities, and rich sporting tradition, it stands as a turnkey legacy plantation, ready to provide world-class hunting and recreation for generations to come.

Brookfair, a 2,102 acre legacy wild quail plantation, is located in the famed Albany Plantation belt in Baker County, Georgia in a Whos Who neighborhood of other top whitetail and wild bird properties. It has been managed for wild quail for generations, resulting in consistently good wild quail numbers alongside a thriving population of trophy whitetail deer and turkey. This SWGA property is a classic example of a well-run, well-capitalized, high-quality recreational property with all the bells and whistles that one would expect. The property has an exceptional management history going back over a century of stewardship by prominent landowners. Historically, the property was heavily focused exclusively on bobwhite quail but over time, like a lot of places today, trophy whitetail deer began to increase on a more equal footing. Because of the habitat diversity found here and consistently good management property excels at both. They are able to consistently harvest bucks that have a gross score in the 140 to 150s B&C while continuing to hunt four horseback quail courses. There is also an exceptional wild turkey population. "Brookfair Plantation is a historic hunting property situated in Baker County, located in the southwest region of Georgia. It is a property with historical significance and enduring value, passed down through generations." - Walter Hatchett Famed wildlife artist David Lanier perfectly captures the thrill of hunting in the Red Hills in his painting, Deep South Pointers. The highest count Ive had is 22 coveys in a half day hunt. Thats certainly not the norm but my personal record. The birds are here. The issue to me is how many am I going to find per hunt and conditions. - John Melvin, Brookfair Manager We currently run 55 live traps, the heavy duty ones, in addition to outside trappers coming in seasonally. We feed as Tall Timbers prescribes. We are on a two year burn rotation. We could probably take some extra timber off but thats up to the next owner. - John Melvin, Manager There is a year-round feeding program for deer and quail. The habitat is a balance of wiregrass and longleaf and old field ground and loblolly. There are exceptional ecotones here with cypress ponds strategically spaced throughout. Over 100 acres are in food plots. One of the things I like about Brookfair is the ecotones that give increased habitat diversity. The scattered cypress ponds throughout provide exceptional habitat for deer and turkey that they wouldnt otherwise have, thus increasing both the amount of use and time they spend on the property. - Jon Kohler We really co-manage this place today for both trophy deer and wild quail. Both are going to have enough feed. Thats not questionable. Quail are fed hear round via a 3,500 bushel grain bin dedicated just to them and the deer with another of equal size. Furthermore, in the spring the deer have 40-50 acres in spring/summer planing and slightly less for dedicated winter feed plantings. In the summer they also go through about 2 pallets of 4S premium protein a week! - John Melvin, Brookfair manager The landscape features gently rolling topography, great soils, and a diverse, productive understory. A well-established road system, complete with picturesque live oak allees, ensures seamless access throughout the property. There are planted fruit trees and live oaks throughout. I have to admit that when I first toured Brookfair I was so impressed with the fruit and wildlife trees planted throughout that I got on the phone with my manager and we ordered even more to plant at my place. - Jon Kohler The property has a 13+ acre lake with gazebo and feeders. There are three (3) wells at the lake one (1) 6 inch and two (2) 4 inch. There is also a 3-4 acre floodable duck pond with a 4 inch dedicated well. In addition to that, there are two wells at the lodge, and one at the mobile home. The lodge has been recently expanded, offering a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. The original main lodge (4BR/2.5BA) includes a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, with a newly added wing designed for guest with privacy and flexibility (8 Br, 8 Ba). The accommodations consist of private rooms with private doorways opening to the outdoors thoughtfully designed to allow guests to come and go without disturbing others. There are 12 bedrooms so room for extended family and guests in not an issue. This design enhances the experience and privacy for larger gatherings, whether guests prefer to turn in early for a morning hunt or stay up late to enjoy the camaraderie of the sporting lifestyle. A spacious game room and entertainment pavilion serve as the central feature gathering space, overlooking the scenic 13-acre lake. It's not surprising to see the recent need to expand the lodging to 10 bedrooms. What we are seeing is that with diverse properties like Brookfair, that have multiple hunting, fishing and recreational activities is that it appeals to multi-generational guests across the spectrum. - Jon Kohler The property has a 16- run kennel as well as a 5-stall horse barn. There is manager's office and bathroom near the kennel facilities. There is also a shooting range, equipment Barn and shop, a mobile home and two 3,500 bushel grain bins. Equipment included in the sale (equipment list available upon request). New survey to be completed soon. The habitat here is as good as it gets. The icing on the cake are great improvements, places where friends and family can come together to enjoy Gods great outdoors with each other. Brookfair certainly has that as well. In fact, the new addition to the lodge make it even more inviting for multigenerational guests, something thats becoming increasingly important. - Jon Kohler In addition to the incredible wing shooting, this region is noted for producing exceptional whitetail genetics. But it wasnt always that way. In 1927, a north Georgia Forest Ranger, Aurthur Woody, with his own money, began releasing deer in what would later expand into a formal statewide restocking program funded by the Pittman Robertson Act. In 1962, things ramped up and 10 deer from Babcock, Wisconsin were released which founded the basis for much of todays great Georgia genetics. As fate would have it, they picked Wood County Wisconsin as the basis for the new genetics. The #1 Boone & Crockett county in America today is just one county west of where much of this part of Georgias foundation stock came from. - Jon Kohler Sixty-three years ago when they paid only $35 per head for these genetically improved deer they had no idea it would lead to the enormous financial benefits that these deer would add to the land today. - Jon Kohler I can't say enough about the quality of the trophy deer hunting here as well. Few people realize the premium properties are bringing that consistently produce large whitetails. Its no longer just wild quail properties that bring top dollar but trophy whitetail place are getting equal, if not more billing. We recently closed 1,300 acres on the Flint River north of Albany for $8,100 per acre because of the B&C caliber deer. We know of other landowners who have turned down $9,000 per acre.There is a reason we say that while the bobwhite quail may be the prince of gamebirds its the trophy whitetail deer that reins king. - Jon Kohler It should be noted that the Social Storm Properties score here is outstanding. This additional benefit makes this a great investment in both good times and bad. It has 1.13 miles of frontage on Hwy 37 and is located just 33 miles to Albany, 37 miles to Bainbridge, 55 mile to Thomasville, Georgia. Brookfair Plantation represents a rare opportunity to own a historic and well-capitalized property in one of the most coveted quail hunting regions in the country. With its exceptional habitat, top-tier facilities, and rich sporting tradition, it stands as a turnkey legacy plantation, ready to provide world-class hunting and recreation for generations to come.

There is a mobile home site and well that is approximately 1/2 acre that has a life estate with the mobile home owner. This property is in a prime agricultural area of Baker County Georgia, and has potential to be irrigated with drip or overhead pivot irrigations. Presently it is in improved pasture and cross fenced with approximately 30 acres of woods providing potential home sites. This property is within minutes of the historic Flint River and Notchaway Creek. Within about an hour of Albany GA, Tallahassee, FL, and Dothan, AL. Minutes from great shopping, dining, hospitals, schools, and churches in, or around Bainbridge and/or Colquitt, GA. Its present use is with seller's family cattle operation. Also, on property is a small farm pond.

80 acres high-quality waterfront/recreational property located in Baker County, GA Approx. 32 miles to Albany, GA; approx. 71 miles to Dothan, AL; approx. 79 miles to Tallahassee, FL 2 BD/2 BATH house, which includes a fireplace and screened-in porch Tractor Barn for storing equipment (included in salesmall tractor with front-end loader, mower, rotovator, zero-turn mower, John Deere UTV) In a neighborhood of large landowners Approx. half-a-mile frontage on Ichawaynochaway Creek Managed for turkey and deer with planted food plots and deer stands in place Great fishing, duck hunting, kayaking Private boat Landing Good roads throughout Rolling Topography Mature hardwood creek bottoms, beautiful Long Leaf mature timber Excellent soils, 4-inch well Property borders adjoining large farms Ichawaynochaway Creek Hideaway consists of approximately 80 acres of exceptional hard-to-find high-quality creek (small river) property, which has an abundance of deer and turkey located on the property and in the backyard of the cabin. Includes over half-a-mile of frontage on the Ichawaynochaway Creek, with a private boat landing. Despite being called a 'creek,' this beautiful water source is more consistent in size with what one would expect to find along many rivers. Providing abundant recreation, there is great fishing, kayaking, and bird watching along the creek. A 2BD/2 BATH house with a screen-in porch provides lodging for family and friends in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. A tractor barn is large enough to store equipment which is included in sale (in photos provided). When you pull onto Ichawaynochaway Creek Hideaway, you immediately notice the large majestic Long Leaf pines, Live Oaks, with a wiregrass and younger Long Leaf pine understory, and wildlife. You begin to realize very quickly how cool this place is as you continue to drive toward the cabin along the Ichawaynochaway Creek. Whether you are sitting on the screened porch overlooking the creek with friends and family and enjoying the spectacular scenery and wildlife or hiking up and down the creek or kayaking on the creek, your worries will seem to float away. The cabin is very inviting with the custom wood work providing a comfortable atmosphere for entertaining or relaxing. Ichawaynochaway Creek Retreat is an awesome Social Storm property. A small barn provides more than enough storage for equipment that is included in the sale for work and play. - Walter Hatchett Ichawaynochaway Creek Hideaway has all the attributes you would look for in a recreational tractmanaged for wildlife, along with the hardwood creek bottoms, excellent mature stands of Long Leaf timber, which provides picturesque aesthetics making Ichawaynochaway Creek Hideaway a turnkey property for the outdoor enthusiast. - Walter Hatchett

This picturesque pastured property has several beautiful, private building sites and is ready for horses and other livestock. This property is restricted from having solar panel farms, poultry houses, RV parks or mobile homes. Adjoining is a beautiful 83 acre scattered oak pasture tract that can be purchased if you desire more acreage.

This picturesque big oaks and pastured property has several beautiful private building sites and is ready for horses and other livestock. It is restricted from having solar panel farms, poultry houses, RV parks, or mobile homes on this property. This property also has an adjoining 51 acre pasture tract that can be purchased if desired.

We're pleased to bring to market Oak Bottom Poultry Farm. This property consists of 2 - 40' x 400' breeder houses (*recently out of operation) situated on 22.839 surveyed acres acres (Tract "A"). Fronting Milford Church Road, this property has a 4" well, standby generator and ~14 acres of natural growth timber. There are good populations of deer and turkey, making this a good hunting/recreation tract as well. Whether you're looking for a poultry farm, a recreational tract, or a place to build a home, this Baker County, GA tract offers numerous options. The seller would also consider selling tract "B", which totals 20.13 surveyed acres and is currently in row crop production. There are many options to consider. Call today for your private tour.*Note - If potential buyer is considering utilizing this property as a poultry farm, it would be their responsibility to conduct the due diligence as it would pertain to this use.