Little New Yord Rd This 290+/- acre tract of Georgia hunting land in Laurens County sits 20 minutes south of Dublin. It pairs planted loblolly pine and mature hardwoods with established food plots, so you can hunt now and build timber equity. Open ground and heavy timber give game plenty of room to live and move. It is land that works for you while you enjoy it. Whitetail with excellent genetics range across the property alongside healthy numbers of wild turkey and quail coveys. Food plots are already planted to draw game in and keep animals feeding on your land. Dense pine cover and hardwoods give mature bucks safe bedding through the season. Feral hogs and upland game add additional diversity. Natural hardwoods line 55+/- acres of creek bottom, while the planted pine stands carry future timber value. A seasonal creek winds through these bottoms, supplying water and creating natural travel corridors for wildlife. Several pond sites give you options to add more water features down the road. With water and cover in place, game stays active through every season. An internal road system runs end to end, and the trails handle trucks, tractors, side-by-sides, and ATVs year round. Every corner of the tract is easy to reach. You can tend food plots, check game cameras, or haul gear without trouble. That layout keeps upkeep simple and saves you time in the woods. There are no deed restrictions, so you have full control over how the land is used. Camp, park an RV, ride ATVs, or take quiet walks with no city noise around you. Bring the family, the dogs, and the camper. It makes a strong setup for a private family deer camp or a generational getaway. If you want to build, there is no shortage of viable build sites. You can clear a private building site among the hardwoods or the pines. Building close to your best hunting means more time in the field. Few tracts on the market today offer this mix of timber, wildlife, and optionality at a high value per dollar. Call for a showing by appointment only.