SOLD! 998 Acres of Riverfront Hunting Land For Sale in Camden County NC!

Ducks - Bucks - Bears - Boars! 998 ac with over 4 miles of frontage on the North River and Broad Creek this one of kind property is some of the last true wilderness left in Eastern North Carolina. An absolute mecca for Deer, Black Bear and Hogs, this property also offers excellent Waterfowl hunting along the islands off the southern edge. All for less than $400 per acre!

998 ac Riverfront Hunting Property for Sale in Camden County NC! Located off the North River in Shiloh NC, this 998 ac has over 4 miles of frontage on the North River and Broad Creek. This very affordable "one of kind" property is some of the last true wilderness left in Eastern North Carolina. An absolute mecca for Deer, Black Bear and Hogs, this property also offers excellent Waterfowl hunting along the islands off the southern edge. This is one of the largest contiguous blocks of bottomlands left available. Access is only by water, so the wildlife on the internal sections of the tract know no human pressure at all. The 35 ac marsh island on the Southside has numerous pockets and slash ponds that attract and hold ducks year round. (see photo gallery)

This property may also serve well for an entity looking for large parcels to enroll in wetlands mitigation land banking. Mitigation banking is the preservation, enhancement, restoration or creation (PERC) of a wetland, stream, or habitat conservation area which offsets, or compensates for, expected adverse impacts to similar nearby ecosystems. The goal is to replace the exact function and value of specific habitats (i.e. biodiversity, or other ecosystem services that would be adversely affected by a proposed activity or project. The public interest is served when enforcement agencies require more habitat as mitigation, often referred to as a mitigation ratio, than is adversely impacted by management or development of nearby acreage

In the United States, federal agencies (under section 404 of the Clean Water Act), as well as many state and local governments, require mitigation for the disturbance or destruction of wetland, stream, or endangered species habitat. Once approved by regulatory agencies, a mitigation bank may sell credits to developers whose projects will impact these various ecosystems.

Credits are units of exchange defined as the ecological value associated with converting to other economic uses a naturally occurring wetland or other specific habitat type. Mitigation credits to compensate for riparian impacts may be assigned in relation to the linear distance of a stream functioning at the highest possible capacity within the watershed of the bank.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitigation_banking)

For a birds eye view of the property visit our "MapRight" mapping system. Simply copy and paste this link into your browser (https://mapright.com/ranching/maps/6e68f24060b11c15c21ba5f8a220b4ed/share) and then click on any of the icons to see photographs taken from those exact locations as well as outstanding photos taken from the air. Click around and change the base layers to view shaded relief or hydrology maps of the area.

This property is remote and is only available to be viewed by boat, for that reason showings will require advance notice and coordination with a member of our staff providing the weather and water conditions permit.