Help with buying hunting land (Pic included)

Guarantee people from that neighborhood go in there all the time. That's all I've got.

Looks like my cousins place in Armuchee.

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Hmm.. it maybe.

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You could probably get it for $2500/ ac.

I don’t like the way it lays out. Almost two different properties that are small. I’d just hunt the National Forest if I wanted to hunt the area.

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Some kid has a fort in those woods, guaranteed.

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lol, this.

I was up at my father in laws this weekend and he has 11 acres on a lake. His neighbor lives 100 yards away but owns about 60 acres surrounding him. Its his neighbors 2nd home and he is never there, my father in law and him are cordial but my father in law drives his golf cart all over his property and lets his dogs run.

You want as few neighbors as possible OP.

Sometimes that layout long and skinny can be good. I don't think its good in this instance.

Only way it would be worth it IMO is if the guy with 150 acres doesn't hunt at all.

Chicken farm is probably too far away but they usually don't hunt those either from my very limited experience.

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I’ve been in leases before where there were houses surrounding it.

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It really depends on the houses too though. Guys kill monster suburban deer on small plots all the time in the midwest.

My main concern here is that this is not likely a middle class neighborhood with fences. Its next to a chicken farm in the country and all houses off the main road, which likely means its a bunch of rednecks and trailer trash. I could be wrong but that's what I'd expect.

Looks pretty unattractive to me. Can you even legally access the 30 acre parcel? It looks like you’d have to jump the corner. In general, access for deer hunting looks poor.

Thanks guys. I appreciate the responses.