Phillip's Farm is a 90.4-acre recreational and hunting property located in Southern Screven County, just off Highway 17 between Oliver and Cooperville. Tucked away at the end of Foy Lane, this tract offers privacy, excellent access, and proven deer habitat in an area known for quality buck production. According to GON's Quality Buck Production rankings, Screven County provides a strong opportunity to harvest mature whitetails, and this property clearly reflects that potential. The tract is heavily laced with deer trails and old rubs, and its upland habitat features a healthy mix of white oaks and red oaks that provide an excellent natural food source. Timber and habitat diversity are standout features of Phillip's Farm. The property includes approximately 68 acres of natural pine in its 10th growing season, along with 18 acres of quality upland oak and hickory hardwoods. Two established game patches enhance food availability for wildlife throughout the season. A unique 5-acre bay located on the northeastern portion of the property sits within a hardwood drain, providing a protected and reliable water source for deer and waterfowl. This feature adds both ecological diversity and hunting value to the tract. The internal road system is in excellent condition, offering easy access around the perimeter of the property as well as a main road running through the center that connects both game patches. This layout makes day-to-day property management and hunting access simple and efficient. The property is enrolled in CUVA through 2031, providing valuable tax savings for the next owner.