West Camp Tract is a thoughtfully designed turnkey investment and recreational property offering long-term legacy appeal and a rare combination of strong annual income potential, exceptional wildlife habitat, and immediate usability. The property is positioned to generate consistent returns through longleaf pine straw raking. Years of disciplined management and early-stage stand improvement have created clean and uniform timber stands throughout the property. Timber composition includes approximately 88 acres of longleaf pine, 20 acres of loblolly pine, and 18 acres of mature hardwood. The balance of the acreage consists of improvements including internal roads, a pond, food plots, a hunt camp, and a cleared homesite complete with well and power. A well-developed internal road system provides efficient access throughout the tract and is supported by recent culvert installation and erosion-control measures implemented under professional forestry best management practices. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance and stewardship over the past nine years. From a recreational standpoint, West Camp offers exceptional actively managed wildlife habitat supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, wild quail, and dove. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority throughout ownership, with strategically placed food plots, clean longleaf fields, and natural edge transitions created by the diversity of longleaf pine, loblolly pine, and hardwood stands. This diversity creates ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making West Camp a standout hunting and recreational property. The distinctive whistle of bobwhite quail can often be heard throughout the property, adding to the classic Southern sporting-land experience. Access is a significant strength of the property, featuring approximately 3,600 feet of frontage along Peeples Farm Road and approximately 1,800 feet along Beulah Road. Two gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to over two miles of interior roads accessible by vehicle throughout the tract. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour.