The timber on this property is comprised of mature Loblolly pine plantations and stands of natural hardwood/pine mix ready to be thinned or clear cut. The natural stand of timber on the east side of the tract is predominantly pine, and the natural stand of timber on the west side is predominantly hardwoods. This tract is well stocked with merchantable timber. The new owner has the option to select cut some timber for immediate income, clear-cut the timber and replant, or continue to let it grow while enjoying the excellent recreational features of the tract.

The stand of natural timber with an open understory serves as excellent deer and turkey habitat, with plenty of mast-producing red and white oaks located around the seasonal watershed. A thicker understory in the pine plantations provides prime bedding and nesting habitat. There are approximately one and one-half acres of established food plots in place and ready to plant. These plots set up nicely for either bow or rifle hunting.

The topography of this tract is level to gently rolling, the vast majority of which is high ground suitable for building a home or a hunting camp. Power is not on site but is on the adjoining property to the west. The tract has nearly 3,000 of county road frontage (dirt road) on Parkman Road. Although you will enjoy the seclusion and peace and quiet of Parkman Road, groceries and other supplies are less than ten miles away.

Tracts like this do not last long in todays market! If you would like to schedule an appointment to see this prime Crenshaw County property call Dalton Dalrymple at 334-447-5600.