About Rhonda Coleman Road
Introducing a premier, all-season hunting and potential home-site property nestled between Hazelhurst and Douglas, Georgia. This 371-acre tract on Hurricane Creek offers a blend of mature natural beauty, productive habitats, and versatile management opportunities that make it truly special.
Water and Wildlife Amenity: A picturesque pond loaded with big bucks and abundant wildlife, plus several prime duck-hunting locations along Hurricane Creek and the pond.
Timber & Habitat: Pre-marketable longleaf pine stands, with a beautiful bridge overlooking the pond—adding character and easy access to tranquil water views.
Hunting Lease Potential: The property provides an excellent opportunity to harvest revenue by offering a hunting lease on the main tract, with a 462-acre adjoining property seamlessly connecting to expand opportunities for deer management and hunt club logistics.
Deer Management & Duck Hunting: Ideal for a deer-focused management plan, enhanced by duck hunting spots along the creek and pond, creating a versatile wildlife operation year-round.
Peaceful Home-Site Potential: A one-of-a-kind setting for a primary home or weekend retreat, with privacy, water proximity, and attractive surroundings.
Location & Access: Located off Rhonda Coleman Road, between Hazelhurst and Douglas, GA. Power is available nearby, facilitating easy development or immediate occupancy. Roughly a 1.5-hour drive from Jacksonville, FL, making it a convenient weekend getaway or turnkey hunting property.
A rare combination of scenic pond, established longleaf pine habitat, and multiple hunting modalities (deer and ducks) in one accessible package.
The potential to create a managed hunting lease on adjacent land adds a revenue stream while maintaining strong wildlife habitat integrity.
Proximity to highways and utilities with a relatively short drive from Florida adds significant appeal for out-of-state buyers seeking a turnkey recreation and potential residence.
Ideal Uses
Hunting property (deer, ducks, turkey, small-game)
Managed wildlife habitat and timber investment
Private residence or weekend retreat
Hunting lease operation with neighboring tract integration
