Ja Carroll Road Bladenboro, NC 28320

This 58.4-acre recreational timberland tract is located outside of Bladenboro, NC, and is suited for hunting. The property features a natural regrowth of approximately 15-year-old hardwoods and pines, with signs of wildlife throughout. Wildlife species spotted in the past include Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey, Black Bear, Waterfowl, and various small game. The property has roughly 1700 feet of road frontage off of J A Carroll Road. A natural wetland area, Crawley Swamp, runs throughout the property, forking off in a few places to create opportunities to hunt more open water holes or set up in the flooded timber. With proper management, these natural water sources could be used to hunt and harvest waterfowl. Large transmission power lines run perpendicular to J A Carroll Road, creating an open, cleared area heavily traveled by wildlife. Approximately 2 acres on the western boundary, touching J A Carroll Road, are not in the FEMA Flood Plain or Wetland Designation. The soils per Land-ID Soil Maps are Torhunta Mucky Sandy Loam (Tr). The property is primarily located in a FEMA Floodplain. It is conveniently located 5 minutes from Dublin, NC, 10 minutes from Bladenboro, NC, 25 minutes from Lumberton, NC, and 30 minutes from Whiteville, NC.