This 371 acre tract of woodland is located approximately 7.6 miles SW of Eastman, Georgia on Lower Rocky Springs Road. This property consist of a mixture of hardwood drains and predominantly scattered hardwood uplands where the pine was harvested 4-5 years ago. Established food plots, abundant food/water, and a natural pond provide excellent habitat for upland game, waterfowl, and fish. The property is surrounded by privately owned timberland tracts and wildlife is abundant in this area of the county. This real estate is excellent for hunting, fishing, recreation, and a private get away for a cabin, home, or campsite along with privacy and seclusion. The property also has the potential to provide future income from timber and pine straw production if the site is re-established in pine trees. The tract has 1.2 miles of county maintained road frontage and approximately 3.0 miles of interior roads that are in excellent condition. In addition to these amenities, an unusual cave exist on the property, where streams of water flow out of the earth and eventually drain back into the earth in this existing cave system. This feature is a rare geologic occurrence for this area of the state which also makes the property unique, interesting, and unusual. The topography of the land is very rolling with high ridges reaching up to an elevation of 300 which creates long panoramic views and provides excellent viewing and hunting of wildlife.