Brady Road Hunting Tract

The Brady Road Hunting Tract is a 63 ± acre property located in southern Montgomery County near Letohatchee in Alabama's Black Belt region. The area is known for its productive soils, extensive timberland, and strong populations of deer and turkey, making it one of the state's premier regions for hunting and land ownership. The property features approximately 1,010 feet of frontage along Brady Road, providing convenient access and several potential homesites. An established internal road system, along with perimeter roads surrounding much of the tract, allows easy access throughout the property for hunting, timber management, or future improvements. The timber consists primarily of naturally regenerated stands, with approximately 43 acres around 15 years old and another 10 acres consisting of timber more than 25 years old. This diversity provides quality wildlife habitat while also offering future timber management opportunities. Three established wildlife food plots are located throughout the property, creating multiple hunting locations across the tract. There is a power line easement crossing the property providing about 8 acres of open ground where two of the wildlife food plots have been planted along with opportunities for long range shooting. Combined with the surrounding habitat and abundant deer population, the property is well suited for recreational use or as an affordable hunting tract in the Black Belt. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, a future homesite, or a manageable-sized recreational property, Brady Road Hunting Tract offers a combination of accessibility, habitat, and long-term potential in a desirable central Alabama location.