ONLINE AUCTION: August 28th and 29th. Buyer registration information available through listing agent.

244± acres of wooded land located off Peggy Neck Road in Princess Anne, MD offering an exceptional recreational opportunity for both whitetail deer and turkey hunting. A portion of the property has been thinned in recent years and features a diverse timber stand, including dense 10+/- year old pine, managed pine stands approximately 30± years old, mature old growth hardwoods, and bottomland hardwoods—creating ideal bedding, travel, and foraging habitat.

The southern boundary is defined by the headwaters of Tangs Creek, adding a critical water source and natural travel corridor for wildlife. This transition from upland pine to hardwood bottoms supports strong browse, mast production, and edge habitat—key components for holding and growing mature whitetail deer populations.

Power transmission lines run through the center of the property, creating established openings that function as long-range shooting lanes and natural food plot locations. These corridors also enhance access to different sections of the property, allowing for strategic stand placement and low disturbance entry and exit routes.

The mix of open corridors, thinned timber, and hardwood ridges provides excellent turkey habitat, supporting nesting, strutting, and roosting areas across the tract. The diversity of cover and terrain allows for multiple hunting setups throughout the season.

A former cell tower site is located on the northwest side of the ownership and has been decommissioned. Property is encumbered by a DNR conservation easement in which development rights have been removed from the property. A building envelope is available from the seller at an additional cost. For more information on the tract, conservation easement, or to schedule a showing, contact the listing agent.