This is a great local spot for hunters coming from the Triad or Triangle looking for some private land close to home!

We are located about 45 minutes from both Greensboro and Durham, making our parcel one of the more convenient private land options in the Piedmont region for local sportsmen who want access to a high-potential honey hole without a long drive. We are located in Caswell County.

With 18 secluded acres, the property is wooded and tight, with a small creek running through the ground. The timber is thick, which provides cover for wildlife on the land and gives hunters multiple setups to work with depending on wind and pressure. The creek serves as a natural travel corridor and draws wildlife through the property consistently across the season. Guests are welcome to bring a popup blind during your visit.

Whitetail and turkey are most common, with rabbits and raccoons rounding out the small game opportunities. 

Whitetail Deer

Deer on this property use the creek corridor to move between the thick timber sections, concentrating traffic through a relatively compact 18 acres. The heavy cover holds deer on the land throughout the season, and the small creek bottom gives hunters defined stand or blind locations to capitalize on natural movement.

Turkey

The mix of open hardwood edges and tight timber pockets creates the kind of structure turkeys travel through in the mornings, with roosting cover nearby. Working birds through the draws and along the creek edges gives hunters a setup that plays to the terrain rather than fighting it.

Small Game

Rabbits and raccoons are well-suited to this property's thick brushy cover and creek edges. The dense timber holds small game in tight, making this a solid option for a dog hunt or a casual afternoon out.

Camping

Camping access is available for guests who want to stay on the property. RVs, campers, and tents are all welcome, with no hookups on site. A fire pit is available for cooking and camp use, with responsible use expected.