Heading into the woods on the main trail you will notice many white oak trees decorating the hillsides of this tract, along with various other hardwood species and pines. There is ample sign of wild turkey and deer on the property. The main trail ties into three of the four food plots on the south side of the tract, which are easily reachable with almost any tractor or piece of equipment you would need to break the land and plant your plots come fall. There are two seasonal creek bottoms that eventually feed into double bridges creek, this is an added bonus to the properties ability to maintain steady populations of wildlife.

The soil on the row crop land is a mixture of our signature south Alabama red clay and sandy loam. Currently the field is planted in cotton but would be suitable for peanuts, corn, winter or summer grazing for cattle, or it could be converted into permanent pasture. With ample shade around the field and access to water and utilities this property could be a place to homestead, row crop, ranch and hunt.

If you have been looking for an all-around tract of land in the wiregrass the Firehouse Tract could provide several things for you: it can provide an income stream through a row crop lease, income from farming or raising cattle, an immaculate country home-site with plenty of room to stretch out, and woods to hunt on and enjoy for many generations to come.

Farms like this one do not come up for sale very often, if you would like to schedule an appointment to come view this premier property call Dalton Dalrymple at (334) 447-5600.