“A Georgia quail-hunting estate that has been owned by the descendants of one of the founders of Western Union for well over a century is seeking $25 million…
There is also a four-bedroom “manager’s house,” two 2,000-square-foot guest cottages, a variety of other homes for employees, a barn and a dog kennel, said listing agent Ben McCollum of the Wright Group in Thomasville. To aid in the hunt, 30 trained bird dogs, seven horses and four mules are included, plus hunting wagons, saddles, tractors and an array of farm equipment…
Millpond Plantation is in a region known as the Red Hills, which spans a region north of Tallahassee, Fla. up to Thomasville. Characterized by a grassy, hilly landscape, it is known for a number of quail-hunting estates and old-fashioned traditions, such as hunting via mule-drawn carriage.”
The Wall Street Journal, September 26, 2017
