Buying Your Own Land
There's nothing quite like waking up on the first day of hunting season and heading out to your own private tract of land. If you're tired of hunting on someone else's property or just want to get in touch with nature, you may want to invest in land to call your own.
Explore the Latest Properties for Sale
Curious about what's on the market right now? Check out the hunting land we currently have for sale by browsing our available properties, or give us a call for all the details.
Factors to Consider:
Landscape & Location
Be sure to consider the topography and location of your hunting land—an ideal spot will be far from the city and have a mix of open and forested grounds.
Food
To attract deer and other wild game, you'll need a year-round food source, like low hanging trees, shrubs, fruit, and nuts.
Water
A hunting property with a dedicated water source, such as a pond or river, will likely attract more wildlife, but you can always add one of your own later on.
Cover
Most wildlife will seek cover during the day, so it's essential to have enough trees and shrubs around your hunting property.
Healthy Population
Before buying your hunting property, make sure it has a healthy game population. You can check this by looking for droppings, footprints, or the animals themselves.
Start Hunting for the Perfect Property
Thinking about investing in hunting land near Burke County or Caldwell County? If so, feel free to contact our team to start browsing available acreage or learn more about the benefits of land ownership. We're here to answer your questions and help you find your own hunting destination in Western North Carolina!