Dave Hegler

Located on on Buckhead Road in Fairfield County, South Carolina, near the rural community of Blair, this property offers a rare blend of timber investment, recreation, and accessibility—close enough to town conveniences while still providing privacy and seclusion. The tract features planted pine timber, well established and positioned for future growth and value appreciation. Residual upland

4705 Carolina Road | Green Sea, SC Located in a private, lightly developed rural setting, this versatile property offers an excellent opportunity for a homesite, farm, recreational retreat, or hunting tract. A well and septic system are already in place, providing a major head start for building or setting up a weekend getaway. The property includes an approximately 20-acre agricultural field,

370± Acres on McKays Bridge Rd — Little Pee Dee Riverfront Timber & Wildlife Tract (Dillon County, SC) Offered near Little Rock, South Carolina, this 370± acre Dillon County holding on McKays Bridge Road delivers a rare combination of river frontage, viable young pine stands, and premium wildlife management potential along the storied Little Pee Dee River. SCDNR Location & Access Situated on

Little Pee Dee River Legacy Portfolio — 1,452± Acres (9 Parcels) | Dillon County, South Carolina This 1,452± acre portfolio consists of nine available parcels positioned along the Little Pee Dee River in Dillon County, offering a rare combination of navigable water frontage, productive timberland, and exceptional recreational and conservation value. The Little Pee Dee is a classic blackwater

The Peckwoods Timberline Drive Lot C provides an excellent opportunity to develop your custom home on a large, heavily wooded residential lot located within a quiet, established, and high-quality neighborhood. While this lot does not have lake frontage, the subdivision offers private lake access, and the generous lot size allows flexibility for a private residence and potential additional

533± Acres | Lancaster County, South Carolina This exceptional 533-acre recreational timberland tract represents some of the most beautiful and ecologically significant land in Lancaster County. Protected by a conservation easement that preserves critical habitat for the Carolina Heelsplitter, the property balances long-term stewardship with continued productive use, offering approximately 250