This 160+/- acre tract is located in between Wadley and Daviston, Alabama; 30 minutes from Hwy 280. It features 130+/- acres of 10 year-old longleaf plantation that has been maintained. Longleaf is favored over loblolly because it is typically superior in its form and grade of saw timber. Over the span of one timber rotation, the longleaf will usually bring a higher return than loblolly. Longleaf straw can also be harvested for an addition form of income. It's also more beneficial with regard to wildlife habitat. Longleaf can be burned from a very early age and actually thrives with prescribed burns. Stands that are periodically burned prevent older, less desirable species from taking hold like you often see in loblolly plantations, and that fire cycle ensures that more diverse, more nutritious browse is available for game species. There is also 10+/- acres of savanna-like land, where the grass species and sporadic timber provide for fantastic dove and quail habitat. The tract has frontage along Cotney Road, which is a lightly-used public chert road. Power is not currently to the tract, but is available 1/2 miles away.