Craig Hill Hunting & Timber Tract

Located between Selma and Marion Junction in Alabama’s Blackbelt, this 400± acre tract offers a rare combination of income-generating timberland and exceptional hunting and recreational potential. This property offers a variety of features perfect for cultivating quality habitats for deer, turkey, ducks, and other small game, including flat timber stands in the western and southern portions, rolling elevation on the eastern portion, with both standing timber and natural prairie outcroppings, and hardwood bottomland along Ocmulgee Creek to the north. There is significant mature timber throughout, including over 190 acres of 30+ year mature pines, roughly 130 acres of diverse hardwood species, and a large pre-merch mixed stand in the center of the property that is highly conducive for wildlife habitat and bedding. The property includes a road system and a variety of established food plots, enhancing both accessibility and wildlife habitat. Utilities are already in place at the camp site, which is located atop Craig Hill in the southeastern corner of the tract, just off County Road 209. The land offers approximately 2,000 feet of frontage along County Road 209 and nearly 3,500 feet along Ocmulgee Creek, providing excellent access and scenic water features. With its standing timber and existing infrastructure in place, this property is equally suited for a weekend hunting retreat or investment property with immediate cash flow opportunities.Located between Selma and Marion Junction in Alabama’s Blackbelt, this 400± acre tract offers a rare combination of income-generating timberland and exceptional hunting and recreational potential. This property offers a variety of features perfect for cultivating quality habitats for deer, turkey, ducks, and other small game, including flat timber stands in the western and southern portions, rolling elevation on the eastern portion, with both standing timber and natural prairie outcroppings, and hardwood bottomland along Ocmulgee Creek to the north. There is significant mature timber throughout, including over 190 acres of 30+ year mature pines, roughly 130 acres of diverse hardwood species, and a large pre-merch mixed stand in the center of the property that is highly conducive for wildlife habitat and bedding. The property includes a road system and a variety of established food plots, enhancing both accessibility and wildlife habitat. Utilities are already in place at the campsite, which is located atop Craig Hill in the southeastern corner of the tract, just off County Road 209. The land offers approximately 2,000 feet of frontage along County Road 209 and nearly 3,500 feet along Ocmulgee Creek, providing excellent access and scenic water features. With its standing timber and existing infrastructure in place, this property is equally suited for a weekend hunting retreat or investment property with immediate cash flow opportunities.