About Big Track Hunt Club

Big Track Hunting Club is located in Talbot County only 5 miles south of historic Talbotton, Georgia. Big Track is a free range club that believes in complete property management. The Club was established in 1989 by the late Frank Pritchard for the sole reason of harvesting the best possible bucks the area and existing genetics will allow. 

The property is 3,000 areas of diverse central Georgia habitat. The main parcel is 2,885 acres with a secondary parcel of 100 acres about ¾ of a mile to the north and a 15 acre shooting range just east of the main parcel. Habitat consists of planted pines, fresh cutover, beaver swamp and hardwood bottoms. The

property has one main creek running through its center with many feeder branches as well as three ponds, a 14 acre fishing lake, and a flooded swamp bottom. Big Track has over 45 club

managed food plots, an off-season supplemental feeding & mineral program, with more than 70 club stands and 1.7 miles of “main-line” power line which runs through the center of the property. Additionally, a 100 yd. pistol/rifle range is located on a separate 15 acre parcel adjacent to the Club’s main parcel of land. 

Facilities include an 1800 sq./ft. clubhouse with living room,

large kitchen and dining area, 24 bed bunk house, 2 hot water showers, 2 heads, HVAC, satellite TV, high-speed wireless internet access, camper spaces (full hook-up) and a efficiency apartment

for spouse or family use. 

Food for Breakfast and dinner are provided during the hunting season.