Cowpen Hunting Tract

Cowpen Hunting Tract is a 168 ± acre recreational property located in northern Coffee County near the community of Jack, in an area of the Wiregrass region well known for its strong wildlife populations, productive timberlands, and rural character. Conveniently situated between Troy and Elba, the area offers the privacy and outdoor opportunities of country living. Designed with wildlife habitat and recreational use in mind, more than 90 acres of the property were replanted in longleaf pine in 2019. The longleaf stands are complemented by an extensive network of internal trails and perimeter fire lanes, providing excellent access throughout the property for hunting, habitat management, and general recreation. Water is a defining feature of the tract. Several tributaries meander across the property before flowing into Cowpen Creek, which traverses the northern portion of the tract. Along the creek corridor, approximately 65 acres consist of mature hardwoods and pine timber, creating diverse habitat, natural travel corridors, and attractive hunting locations. The property is well-equipped for wildlife management with multiple established food plots strategically positioned throughout the tract. The combination of longleaf pine habitat, mature timber, water resources, and food plots supports healthy populations of deer and turkey, both of which the area is widely known for. Whether used as a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or long-term family landholding, Cowpen Hunting Tract offers the habitat diversity, access, and wildlife resources that outdoor enthusiasts seek in a northern Coffee County property.