Spurline Road Hunting And Timber

This affordable woodland property is packed with natural hardwoods mixed with patches of naturally-regenerated loblolly pine and plenty of wildlife. Most of the timber is roughly 19 years old, but some older trees are scattered throughout the property. Virtually the entire tract is well-stocked with various species of red oak, white oak, hickory, sweetgum, as well as loblolly pine. Being in the drainage system of the old Tombigbee River and benefitting from the productive soil types, the timber has a lot of potential. Convenience and accessibility are key characteristics for hunting enthusiasts. If you live anywhere in the Columbus area, you could be at the property and in a deer stand in minutes. You can sneak in for an early morning or late afternoon hunt and not even miss work. But with the opportunity to catch a crafty old whitetail buck making an appearance, you may want to spend the whole day. A few small openings provide an opportunity for expansion into larger food plots. You can also take advantage of hunting rights on an additional 30+/- acres south of and adjacent to the property. This will almost double the hunting area for the lucky buyer of the Spurline 40. Be sure to contact the listing broker for more information about this special opportunity. The property is relatively level and boasts several sites for homes or hunting cabins. Virtually the entire quarter mile of frontage will allow easy development of entrances to the property. The property is only six miles south of Hwy 182 via Hwy 69. From there you can take Nashville Ferry Road to the west end of Spurline Road or Frisco Road to east end of Spurline Road. For specific location reference, the Parcel ID# is 74W000009200. The Public Land Survey System location is the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 11, Township 19 South, Range 18 West.