Sporting

Inside the World of the Plantation Broker

When buyers want to own a pristine piece of the Red Hills extraordinary quail country, they talk to Jon Kohler

June/July 2016

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A longleaf pine forest at Greenwood Plantation in Georgia.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Jon Kohler on Greenwood.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Two English pointers at work in the Red Hills.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Inside a manor house.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Jenni Cahoon leads Smoke while hunting on Valhalla Plantation.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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The main house at Greenwood.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Wood inlay of a pointer.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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A setter gets a noseful of quail at Valhalla.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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A road cuts through the longleaf pines at Greenwood.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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A longleaf pine forest after a controlled burn on Greenwood.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Dog cemetery at Dixie Plantation.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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On the hunt at Valhalla.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Dog on point at Valhalla.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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The manor house at Dixie Plantation.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Tall Timbers Land Conservancy president and CEO Bill Palmer at Dixie Plantation.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Live oaks on the grounds of Greenwood.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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Front column detail at Dixie Plantation.

Photo: Andrew Kornylak

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