Elba Tract
Located near Elba, AL with paved highway frontage, this 156 acre wooded tract has endless potential for timber production, recreational activities, and possible development. The rolling terrain features natural springs and diverse vegetation creating the ideal habitat for large deer, turkey and other wildlife (see the trail cam photos). It has approximately 65 acres of Longleaf pines which were planted almost three years ago. The balance of the acreage is in mixed hardwoods and pines, streamside management zones, food plots, and roads.
With enough road frontage to allow unimpeded access without worry of easements or right-of-ways, the majority of the property is situated a comfortable distance off the highway. It is surrounded by larger tracts of timber and as an added bonus, a quail and pheasant hunting preserve adjoins on the west! School House Branch, supported by several s...
With enough road frontage to allow unimpeded access without worry of easements or right-of-ways, the majority of the property is situated a comfortable distance off the highway. It is surrounded by larger tracts of timber and as an added bonus, a quail and pheasant hunting preserve adjoins on the west! School House Branch, supported by several spring-fed streams, runs north-south on the east side and empties into Bucks Mill Creek in the southeast corner of the property. These creeks stay wet throughout the year and provide exceptional bedding, cover and forage for deer and turkey. There are four established food plots averaging about an acre in size and three elevated shooting houses providing excellent views. With literally miles of edges along the pine plantations, hardwood bottoms, and creeks, this tract has unlimited hunting potential, from long-range to up close and personal.
A two-acre stand of tall oaks set on high ground was preserved to create a beautiful home or camp site with power close by. There are multiple pond sites and a good interior road system provides access throughout the tract. Deer hunting in Alabama begins with bow season in mid-October and remains open through the end of January. This tract is 215 miles from Atlanta, 80 miles from Montgomery, and a short 90 miles to the Florida beaches!
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