Black Creek Hunting Preserve

Welcome to Black Creek Hunting Preserve, a premier 174 acre recreational and hunting property in Wilkinson County, Georgia—conveniently located between Macon and Milledgeville. This tract offers a rare combination of proven wildlife habitat, beautiful rolling topography, and excellent long term land investment potential. Approximately 133 acres consist of young, professionally planted pines entering their third growing season. These pines provide ideal bedding and cover habitat while still allowing clear visibility across the landscape. The remaining acreage features mature hardwoods along Black Creek as well as 4 acres of flooded timber, a natural magnet for ducks and other waterfowl. For the hunter, the property is already well equipped. Two large, elevated tower stands are positioned strategically to take advantage of natural travel corridors, elevation changes, and long sight lines. From these stands, it’s common to see trophy class bucks moving through the pines or watch ducks drop into the flooded timber. The first tower stand sits on a powerline overlooking a 5-acre open field—perfect for planting as a wildlife food plot. The second is perched on a scenic ridge above Black Creek. These ridges also offer excellent homesite or family compound potential, with soils suitable for farming, forestry, and future development. Water features are a highlight of Black Creek Hunting Preserve. In addition to the 4 acres of flooded timber, a spring fed stream flows year-round, supporting both wildlife and aesthetic value. Access is easy from paved Laurel Branch Road, and the property benefits from overhead power along the road, making future homesite or cabin development simple. This is a property that truly checks every box—investment, recreation, scenery, hunting, and long-term potential. Come see why Black Creek Hunting Preserve stands apart from other listings in the region.