Located in the SW corner of Marion County along the Kinchafoonee Creek this 55 acre hunting tract features approx 900 + feet of creek frontage and 1200 feet of paved road frontage and a small pond and stream surrounded by hardwoods. The Kinchafoonee Creek Valley is known for its trophy white tail deer and turkey. Near the Kinchafoonee creek frontage you will find native mature Magnolias, white and red oaks, poplar and river birch towering over the valley and creek below. Trails lead from the paved road through the forest and back to the NE corner where you have a deep well and electrical power pole set for a hunting camp or future home site. Trails also lead to food plot areas and onto the NW corner of property and the Kinchafoonee Creek and on the SE corner you have a small pond along the paved road. The property is no longer in CUVA Conservation status so the land could be separated after purchase into smaller tracts, especially with over 1000 ft of paved road frontage. Come schedule a tour of this secluded tract on the Marion and Webster County line at the Kinchafoonee Creek. Do not use GPS for the 1268 address, property is located along paved road, GPS attempts to take you along dirt road.