3885 Bacon Hill Road, Pinewood, SC 29125 - Clarendon County

Rising Water features 90.34 acres of diverse landscape with two duck ponds, food plots, mature plantation cut pines, and more. This property is made up of two large Carolina Bays which have been transformed into duck ponds totaling 43 +/- acres. Situated just five miles as the crow flies from Packs Landing, this property is ideal for duck hunting. Great interior road system throughout the whole property with two gated entrances. Each year, it yields impressive numbers of wild birds, making waterfowl hunting one of its standout features. This property boasts more than 40 +/- acres of mature pine plantation. There are multiple options for homesites that overlooks the property in its entirety. This property has been managed with proper management practices for many years for duck, deer, and turkey.

The duck ponds are spectacular, producing large numbers of ringnecks and various other species. Upper Pond has +/- 8 acres of tillable dirt and floods around 15 acres total. The Lower Pond has +/- 22 acres of tillable dirt and floods 28 acres total. There are numerous duck blinds in each pond including two floating pontoon blinds. There is a 6" well with a 10 horse pump for each pond and one 5 horse pump for the release pond. The drainage system makes for easy end of the year maintenance and prep for the following year. Some have called this place "The Ringneck Factory!"

There are three food plots strategically placed on the property with two large box deer blinds. There is a refurbished shipping container with amenities such as a restroom, covered area, and concrete pad. The area has excellent turkey populations and the habitat is groomed for birds in the pines and fields. Rising Water is a proven recreational tract for a multitude of species. This is a turnkey offering that is in the process for being planted for the 2024/2025 waterfowl season. There are no conservation easements on Rising Water which presents a unique opportunity for a wing shooting enthusiast.