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We are hoping these are two different ones.That with grandkids makes all the work and effort worth it!!It's been a while since I've posted any updates about our little piece of land.
My granddaughter was here in Jun, and of course we had to go fishing. Granddaughter did really well, and caught her first fish all by herself. She casted the lure and caught the fish all on her own. No assistance from Grandpa.
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Yesterday, we were checking out the trail cameras and feeders and found more wild Lillies. I did a google search and these are called Spider Lillies, and rightly so, they do look like spiders. LOL!!! Beautiful flowers, and they were all over the place. I'm glad I caught them in time, the flowers only last 2-3 days.
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The bucks seem to be growing nicely, and hopefully they have spread their genes in our area.
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That with grandkids makes all the work and effort worth it!!
I believe the big boy is going to kick all the other bucks butt during the rut and run them off.
Just awesome!!!! Exciting!!!Some of the local talents are regulars at the feeders. Hopefully they will stick around once hunting season starts. Next month can't get here soon enough.I believe the big boy is going to kick all the other bucks butt during the rut and run them off.
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I always find almost as much satisfaction in growing a nice deer as killing one. That would be really cool if you get him a shot at his biggest deer ever at 85I hope I get a crack at him this season. But, truthfully, my best friend's dad (85 years old) has never shot/killed a deer this big, and he has been a tremendous help with our mobile home. I was talking to my friend about it, and we both hope his dad gets the first crack at him.![]()
Congratulations to you both! That sounds like an amazing piece of property, and having a pond, mature trees, wells, septic, and plenty of wildlife already there is a huge bonus. Twenty-six acres is more than enough space to enjoy, improve, and eventually pass down to the kids or grandkids. The pondside sitting area sounds like the perfect place to relax with a cigar. Wishing you both the best with the new adventure!For a while, my wife and I had been discussing/planning on buying some land to have a little piece of dirt we can call it our own. So, after months of looking in Middle Georgia, and not liking the areas, or the prices, she finally found 26 acres about 35 minutes from our house. We went and looked it with the realtor, and my wife fell in love with the property from the moment she saw it. To top it off two deer jump off the bush and greeted us as we walked in the area.
We did a survey and everything checked out good. The property has a single wide (she is looking forward to fixing it, her HGTV project), a 3/4 of an acre spring fed pond (with big bass in it from what the neighbor has told me). It has two wells, electricity, and a septic tank already in the area. We've seen deer every day we've been there and that is a great sign. There are about 3 acres that are cleared, and the rest is a combination of hard wood with some scattered pines. I noticed a lot of oak trees, and some very mature trees, which will feed/keep the deer in the area. We need to clear the area from overgrown (not managed) grass and try to keep it looking clean. There are some mature peach and pear trees on the property already.
Yesterday we did the closing, and in 5 years this land will be ours. To say that we are excited is an understatement. I know 26 acres isn't much, but with the cost of land, this was enough for us to enjoy and hopefully pass it on to our kids or grandkids. We’re excited to make the most of the property and enjoy every step of the journey, and resources like CiraNet customer service can be helpful when managing property related details. Wish us luck in our new adventure!
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Picture of the boundary of the property.
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Our little pond. Wife is already planning on a sitting area so I can sit there relax and smoke a cigar. I love the way she thinks.
The next two pictures are of the trailer and the property looking North. This is when it was cleared, not looking like that now, lots of overgrown stuff.
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