NRG104
ONE OF A KIND This incredible property has been intensively managed for years for whitetail, wild turkey, and other game & non-game species. These mgt. efforts lead to the reception of honorable mention for Helene Mosley award in 2014. NRG104 is enrolled in the Conservation Stewardship Program and is being actively managed with the aid of consultants from the Alabama Forestry Comm., Natural Resources Conservation Service, Growing Assets, Mossy Oak, and the National Wild Turkey Federation. Bonus: Rattlesnake Saloon is less than 1.5 miles down the road. If you love horses, Seven Springs Lodge (next to Rattlesnake Saloon) is one of the premier places in the Tri-State Area to trail ride.
SET UP TO HUNT: Approximately 10% of the total land area is in wildlife openings and food plots. There are 5 wild life feeders, 20 shooting houses and stands, and the waters of Dry Creek run through a ...
SET UP TO HUNT: Approximately 10% of the total land area is in wildlife openings and food plots. There are 5 wild life feeders, 20 shooting houses and stands, and the waters of Dry Creek run through a canyon on the northwest side of the property to provide plenty of water for the wildlife. This tract also controls access into over five thousand acres of wildlife management area land owned and managed by the State of Alabama.
INVESTMENT: This parcel is apx. 266 acres of young planted loblolly pine, 41 acres of apx. 20 year old thinned pine, and 350 acres of hardwood. Mt. Mills Road fronts this property for approximately 0.6 miles and building sites are possible.
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