SOLD!! 212 Acre Riverfront Hunting Land for Sale in Duplin County NC!

This Tract has it ALL! Miles of Riverfront Trails, Fantastic Hunting and Fishing, Excellent Timber Investment, Well Maintained Road System, Privacy and Seclusion. If you have been looking for that magical place to getaway for picnic by the river, to wet a line, to go canoing or kayaking, to hunt deer, turkey and ducks, all within driving distance to any major city in eastern NC. We got you covered!

212 ac Riverfront Hunting Land for Sale in Duplin County NC. Here's one you have to come see! Miles of Riverfront Trails, Fantastic Hunting and Fishing, Excellent Timber Investment, Well Maintained Road System, Privacy and Seclusion. If you have been looking for that magical place to getaway for picnic by the river, to wet a line, to go canoing or kayaking, to hunt deer, turkey and ducks, all within driving distance to any major city in eastern NC. We got you covered!

Located off Durwood Evans Rd in Beulaville, NC this 212 +/- acre tract consists of 117 acres of mixed age groups of planted loblolly pines. Two small sections were recently harvested and have been re-forested with the remaining timber stands ranging in age from 18 to 26 years. The owners have added a water control riser that allows you to flood an 8 acre duck pond, perfect for taking some wood ducks and the occasional mallard. The remaining 87 acres of timber are mixed age groups of hardwoods situated along the road and lining the riverfront. For excellent views of the timber stands check out our aerial photographs in the Gallery.

Duplin County is known for having fantastic whitetail deer hunting, each year some of the finest bucks taken in Eastern North Carolina come from the Cape Fear River basin. With plenty of food, water and cover, big bucks thrive in this region of the state. Turkey hunting in Duplin County is also highly regarded as the river bottoms and hardwood basins are the favorite roosting habitat for Ole Mr. Tom. If you like to fish, the Northeast Cape Fear has great fishing for bream, catfish and largemouth bass. It truly is a sportsman's paradise!

The Cape Fear River system is the largest in North Carolina, encompassing a 9,000-square-mile basin that includes streams flowing within 29 of the state’s 100 counties. With about 27 percent of the state’s population and dozens of municipalities situated within its boundaries—including Greensboro, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Sanford, Fayetteville, Dunn, Clinton, Warsaw, Burgaw, and Wilmington. These and other cities and towns rely on the river and its tributaries for freshwater, recreation, natural habitats for abundant wildlife species, and other uses.

(http://www.ncpedia.org/rivers/cape-fear)

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