About Bohanon Farms
Bohanon Farms brings passionate hunters, nature enthusiasts, conservationists, and recreationists together.
About Us
Bohanon Farms isn’t just a place nor is it a run-of-the-mill social club. It’s where you, your family, and your friends can enjoy life’s best moments outside of the bustling city.
Cultivating lasting relationships and fostering quality time with family, while being immersed in nature, is our mission.
The Property
Bohanon Farms is located in southern Coweta County, Georgia, and consists of about 800 acres with fronts on 4 county roads, totaling 2.5+ miles of public frontage. There is also an internal road system for complete tract access with 10+ gates along various public roads.
The Bohanon property has 4.5+ miles of water frontage on tributaries to Golden Creek with hardwood timber found in creek bottoms offering excellent wildlife habitat. Wildlife conservation mindset: resource protectors and enhancers.
Coweta County History
People have been captivated by the peaceful beauty of the rural acres of land in southern Coweta County outside the cities of Newnan, Grantville, and Moreland. Coweta was once part of the Creek Nation, named for the tribe led by Chief William McIntosh. Early settlements in Coweta included Calico Corner (Grantville), Willow Dell (Senoia – named after William McIntosh’s mother,) Bullsboro and the county seat of Newnan, established in 1828.…
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By 1840, the golden era had begun in the South. You would find orderly streets lined with mansions and cottages reflecting the growing prosperity—the railroads brought even greater fortune. Incorporated in 1852, the city of Grantville was named for Col. L.P. Grant, a railroad engineer. Like Newnan, the city has a historic district. You can find buildings remaining from two cotton mills, a mill village, several historic churches, and a passenger freight depot. In the 19th Century, the Civil War caused a slowing of growth as the sawmills fell silent. Newnan was a hospital for both sides during the war, where over 10,000 soldiers were hospitalized.
By the late 20th Century, Coweta County began to experience a tremendous boom in growth, putting it consistently in the top 100 growth counties in the United States. This growth continues today, bringing opportunity and change. The beauty and the rural character of Coweta remain important parts of our heritage, encouraging innovative land use approaches that strive to maintain rural beauty, while allowing controlled development.
Leadership Team
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Lee Carroll
Chief Development & Executive Officer
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Angela Naphin
Fractional CMO
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Nick Blackman
Property Manager, Habitat & Facilities
“We hope you will create lasting memories, forge lifelong friendships, and be provided with exceptional hunting experiences in the heart of our picturesque wilderness.”
Join the Club
Learn more about how you and your family can become an integral part of our Bohanon Farms community as a Legacy member.