Located in Duplin County, North Carolina, this 64.7 +/- acre hunting property sits between Warsaw and Kenansville and has approximately 180 feet of road frontage on NC Highway 24/50. Buyers looking for hunting land for sale in Southeastern North Carolina will find oak groves, young pines, acorns, deer sign and forest-surrounded Grove Creek with ducks on it. The wildlife sign on this tract is easy to read. Oak groves on the property are producing acorns, and deer scrapes and rubs are present. Ducks use Grove Creek, giving the property sign of both deer and waterfowl on a single Duplin County tract. Duplin County GIS maps a stream running about 2,260 feet +/- through the property. The county's flood layer places about 5.7 +/- acres in flood zone AE, with the balance in zone X. The property has a driveway with a gate, and internal paths run through it. The tract is about 3.5 miles from Warsaw and about 5 miles from Kenansville, the Duplin County seat. I-40 is about 6 miles away, with Wilmington about 60 miles and Raleigh about 75 miles from the property. This tract gives a buyer several ways to use the land. For deer hunting, the oak groves, acorns, scrapes and rubs offer clear places to start scouting and to consider stand locations. Grove Creek gives a buyer a place to consider duck hunting in season, subject to North Carolina hunting regulations. A buyer could pursue both on one property, and could also use it for walking, scouting and wildlife watching. A buyer interested in timber could have a forester evaluate the trees on the property. The tract may offer potential homesites, buyer to verify. Buyers should confirm access, zoning, septic suitability, public water access and flood zone requirements with Duplin County.