75 Acres-Wilcox County
75 acres located off Hwy. 10 between Camden and Oak Hill in the small community of Neenah. This property holds over a mile of road frontage (6000 (+/-) ft.) on Neenah Hill Rd, an extremely well-maintained dirt road. West Prong Pursley Creek flows directly through the tract boasting 1500 (+/-) ft. of creek frontage while offering beautiful hardwood bottoms along the way.
Timber
The timber on this tract is made up of 50 (+/-) acres of 12-14 year old Loblolly pines that will be due for a first thinning in just a few years. The hardwood SMZ bottoms cover 15 (+/-) acres of this tract and are filled with quality Oaks. The remaining acreage on the tract consist of a Hardwood/Pine Mix with roughly 5 acres of clear-cut land. The hardwoods located in between the Pine plantations provide a great food resource for Deer and Turkey's as the Pine plantations will provide great cover for them as w...
The timber on this tract is made up of 50 (+/-) acres of 12-14 year old Loblolly pines that will be due for a first thinning in just a few years. The hardwood SMZ bottoms cover 15 (+/-) acres of this tract and are filled with quality Oaks. The remaining acreage on the tract consist of a Hardwood/Pine Mix with roughly 5 acres of clear-cut land. The hardwoods located in between the Pine plantations provide a great food resource for Deer and Turkey's as the Pine plantations will provide great cover for them as well.
If you been looking for some awesome hunting land with a solid timber stand that will be income producing in the near future, then look no further! Not only is this area known for producing good quality timber, but also for harvesting mature Whitetail Deer and Turkey's, there are no shortages of either on this tract! Being located just 11 miles East of Camden and less than 10 miles West from Oak Hill, you can be in town in no time.
If you have any questions, or would like to view this property give Will Speir a call! (251) 654-1434
-Less than an hour and a half from Montgomery
-Less than an hour from Greenville
-Established food plots
-Internal road system
-Creek frontage
-Cell Service