Our Land
A part of Alabama known for its beauty and diversity.
Rolling hills, streams and hardwoods
The land itself is a mixture of rolling hills, rustling streams, open food plots, pine thickets, pine plantations and a variety of natural hardwoods. We have also planted over 200 fruit bearing trees throughout the land, including apple, pear, plum and saw-tooth oaks.
Our hunting houses and tree stands are strategically placed near the year-round managed food plots, which consist of clovers, chicory, and annuals.
All of the land is easily accessible by road using one of our many ATVs or, in many cases, a comfortable pick-up.
Mid-November – January 31st
Temperatures can range from a low just below freezing to a few unseasonably warm days near 60.
Begins Mid-October
Slightly warmer, and the hardwoods will be full of color.
We recommend packing clothes you can layer so you can easily adapt to the sometimes unpredictable weather. Rain gear is also a plus.
Photos of the land
