Welcome to the 54-acre Crane Road hunting and recreational tract in Bleckley County, located just minutes from downtown Cochran. This well-rounded property offers a beautiful mix of mature white oak and pine timber, rolling terrain, Limestone Creek, multiple water sources, and excellent habitat for deer and turkey. With its convenient location and excellent wildlife habitat, this tract is an ideal setup for a buyer looking for a private hunting property, recreational retreat, or even a homesite. Bleckley County is often underrated for whitetail deer hunting, but Georgia Outdoor News has recognized the county as an area where hunters have a "good chance at a wall hanger". Once on the property, the combination of upland oaks, creek bottoms, edge habitat, water, and cover creates the kind of setting that feels built for mature deer. After deer season, turn your attention to turkey season, as gobblers were active on the tract this past spring. The property also includes a couple of flooded areas along Limestone Creek where ducks have been observed, adding another attractive recreational element to the property. Access is another major advantage. The property features an outstanding internal road system beginning at Crane Road, providing easy entry and excellent access throughout the tract. Whether you are checking stands, managing habitat, riding the property, or simply enjoying the land, the all-weather road system allows for easy access. The location is hard to beat: approximately 4 minutes from Cochran, 40 minutes from Warner Robins, and 48 minutes from Macon. With quality timber, diverse habitat, creek frontage, convenient access, and close proximity to town, this 50-acre Crane Road tract is a rare opportunity to own a highly usable recreational property in a desirable Middle Georgia location. Estimated annual taxes are approximately $1,050.