7481 Haywood Valley Rd, Summerville, GA 30747

Sand Mountain | 1,334.8 Acres | Premier Sporting Tract | Chattooga County, GA Sand Mountain is 1,334.8 surveyed acres in Chattooga County, Georgia, is a managed sporting tract in NW Georgia ready to hunt. It has four ponds and three duck blinds, 10 RedneckTM box blinds, and fifteen food plots including 3 large fields planted for dove. Little Armuchee Creek runs through the bottoms, more than twelve miles of road and trail cross the property, and the ridge looks out over the valley and the mountains beyond it. The Ridge A private entrance opens onto a large field at gate. From there the interior road climbs about to a ridge over a mile long, topped with open filed. On fall mornings the fog sits in the valley below. The ridge is the obvious home site and the view that's impossible to forget. The Water 55 acres of wetland bottom holds four ponds. Three of the ponds have custom duck blinds with boats on site. Hunters here have shot wood duck, mallard, gadwall, wigeon, pintail, blue-winged and green-winged teal, mergansers, and Canada geese. Hunting Ten RedneckTM box blinds cover fifteen food plots and more than 85 acres of managed ground. The ridgetop dove field runs about 2,500 feet. It was planted in millet in 2027, and the 2027 plan adds sunflowers. All three open fields can be hunted for dove. Dove in September, deer from fall into January, ducks through the winter and gobblers in the spring. The Land The tract has hardwood bottoms, natural and planted pine, creeks, intermittent streams, and a view that lets you see all of it. It's private, power is available at the road, and the timber, the improvements and the view all add to the true character of his property. Sand Mountain at a Glance 1,334.8 acres (recorded survey) 7481 Haywood Valley Rd, Summerville, GA 30747 4 ponds, 55 acres of wetland bottoms 3 duck blinds, 10 RedneckTM box blinds 15 food plots, 85+ acres of managed fields About 2,500-ft ridgetop dove field Little Armuchee Creek plus a second perennial creek 12+ miles of interior roads and trails 600+ acres of pre-merchantable pine Power and water at the road