This tract is perfect for someone that is interested in hunting, hiking, or just being in nature. It is easily accessible by paved county road frontage with city water and electricity available, and it is only 5 miles away from amenities in Haleyville. There is a trail system that provides access for hunting and to all of the improvements on the property. There are already 2 small food plots established that could be easily expanded, and one of the food plots has dust bowls that turkeys had recently been using. This area of Alabama is also known for its deer hunting due to the re-stocking of northern deer in the early 1900s. The result is excellent hunting and a relatively early rut. Near the road is a small block of mature loblolly pine that is estimated to be 30 years old. These could be thinned and burned to be managed for target wildlife species and aesthetics. The rest of the property consists of a mix of naturally regenerated pine and hardwoods. Directly adjacent to the pines is a 1-acre sawtooth oak plantation that was established many years ago. Sawtooths drop large acorns early in the season, making this a great area to bow hunt. The entire area had been scratched up by turkeys that were looking for leftover acorns. In the center of this tract is a .65-acre pond with some bass, per the owner. This pond is a beautiful spot as it is surrounded by rock ledges, and it could be managed or re-stocked with bass, bluegill, or catfish. The trail system winds through the mature loblolly pines, past the pond, and through the food plots. Riding the trails reminds you of the Bankhead National Forest, which is only a few miles from this property. The views, water features, wildlife, and improvements make this tract truly unique. There is additional acreage available adjacent to this tract and directly across the road. Please contact us if you are interested, we would be happy to take you on a private tour to show you all that it has to offer!