104 Acres Highway 261, Greeleyville, Williamsburg

Stark Bay Hunt Camp — 104 +/- Acres of Turnkey Hunting Land in Williamsburg County — Prime for Deer, Turkey, and Ducks** Some tracts you have to imagine into a hunt camp. Stark Bay is already one. Set on SC Highway 261 at Mount Vernon Crossroads in Williamsburg County — 9 miles from Kingstree, 19 miles from Manning, and 23 miles from Lake Marion — this 104 +/- acre tract offers approximately 908 feet of paved highway frontage and a complete interior road system, so every part of the property is reachable: stands, food plots, pond, and cabin. The land is planted in MCP loblolly pines — mass control pollinated, genetically improved stock — that are now six years old: thick, secure bedding cover that holds deer on the property today, with a faster-growing, straighter future timber asset growing underneath the hunting. Two established food plots are in place. A 0.38-acre pond stocked with bream anchors the tract, seasonal water draws ducks during the wet season, and the property is prime habitat for deer, turkey, and ducks. The tract takes its name from Starks Bay, the old-timers' name for the wet bay where the pond now sits. Improvements are in and ready to use: - Rustic bunk cabin with beds for four — completely off the grid, no utility power, but wired throughout, so a small Honda generator gives you power when you want it - Three deer stands in place and conveying, with room and cover for more - Roaded and laid out for hunting from day one Stark Bay is the kind of place a family hunts for decades — big enough for a small group to hunt without crowding, small enough to know every crossing and roost. Tracts like this, roaded and ready, don't sit long.