Turkey Hunt Choctawhatchee Ridge – 205 Acres of Elevation, Habitat & Hard Gobbles

If you’re looking for a property that hunts big and feels wild, Choctawhatchee Ridge delivers.

This 205-acre hunting and outdoor recreation retreat in Washington County is defined by 110 feet of elevation change a rare feature in Florida that creates natural travel corridors, long sight lines, and ideal roost-to-strut transitions for spring gobblers.

Terrain That Holds Birds

* Rolling white sands and clay hills

* Open fields for glassing and mid-morning setups

* Native scrubland and scattered oaks for feeding and nesting

* A 50-acre scenic creek bottom lined with towering black gum cypress

That creek bottom is the heartbeat of the property. It offers year-round moisture, thick cover, and strong roosting trees exactly where mature longbeards want to be at daylight. Birds pitch down into open transition zones and work the natural contours throughout the morning.

The diverse terrain and habitat structure support a healthy hybrid turkey population**, along with deer and other native wildlife. With elevation, edge habitat, water, and open strut zones all on one tract, Choctawhatchee Ridge hunts much larger than its footprint.

A True North Florida Experience

This is the kind of place where gobbles roll across the hills at first light. Where you can set up on a ridge and call birds up to you instead of chasing them downhill. Where every hunt feels like a backcountry experience.

Stay Close to the Action

RV and tent camping available on-site

Just 10 miles east, Bonifay offers hotels, dining, gas, and groceries

Convenient access just off a newly paved county road and minutes from Interstate 10

If you’re bringing family or extending the trip, nearby highlights include:

Vortex Spring

Falling Waters State Park

Choctawhatchee Ridge isn’t just a hunting property it’s a terrain-driven, habitat-rich turkey destination built for serious spring action.