The aptly named Waccamaw property is a sprawling 1388-acre, riverfront, wildlife-abundant tract of land just northeast of the border between South Carolina and North Carolina. Perfect for a large hunting operation, Waccamaw is accessible from deeded roads on both ends, one of which leads to a high bluff lot on the scenic black water river. The road system is heavily rocked and ditched, allowing for hunting and river use even when the water fluctuates. Ducks, deer, turkeys, and wild pigs are in large supply on this property, and the land composition ranges from brushy wetland duck pockets to dry ground mature pine and oak stands. Well-maintained food plots, campsites, trails, and powerlines (all the way to the river bluff) are further highlights. All of the Waccamaw tract except the river lot is protected by a Ducks Unlimited conservation easement that includes reasonable allowances for maintenance and management of the land, timber, and wildlife.