Marsh Hunting Preserve

Marsh Hunting Preserve began as a dream of Windel Marsh and his brother, Husmith Marsh, in 1960.  Opening in October of 1960 on approximately 400 acres of pine ridges, hardwood branches and 2 ponds, the preserve was a first for the Bulloch County area.  Quail hunting was a favorite pastime for many in this vicinity, but paying to hunt was something new and caught on slowly.  As the quail population declined, due to the clear-cutting of forests, the population explosion and some believe, the use of some pesticides, more hunters began to explore the possibility of preserve hunting.

Accommodations

12 overnight guests can be accommodated in our Lodge and our 2 cabins.