Catherine Watry
Agent
The Ocmulgee River Tract offers 173 acres of mature bottomland hardwoods in the Ocmulgee River floodplain of northern Telfair County. This is classic river-bottom country: big timber, natural sloughs and ponds, and the kind of secluded, low-pressure woods that hold deer, turkey, hogs, and waterfowl year-round.
The timber is the standout feature here. Estimated merchantable volume tops 8,800 tons, with hardwood making up roughly 87% of the stand, including nearly 1,400 tons of hardwood grade. Scattered natural-regeneration pine adds further sawtimber and pulpwood value. With the property almost entirely in natural bottomland, it is well suited to a buyer looking for a long-term timber hold paired with first-rate hunting ground, or for conservation-minded ownership.
The tract sits between Bowens Mill and Jacksonville, just north of US Highway 319 and a short drive from Fitzgerald, which offers shopping, dining, and services. Macon and Valdosta are each within about two hours, putting the property within weekend reach of much of central and south Georgia.
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