A New South Legacy Tract
* 377 acres of rolling, level timberland with new roads.
* About 90 acres of mature hardwoods and 40 acres of thinned loblolly and longleaf.
*240 acres of newly planted longleaf on the hill sides and loblolly in the flat bottoms.
*About a mile of Haysop Creek flows through the eastern side of the property.
* Huge oaks, magnolias, hickories, maples, iron wood and river birch in the large flats along the creek.
* Haysop Creek is the first creek that flows through the sandy coastal plain, Schultz Creek is just to the north with a hard rocky bottom.
* Large diversity of oaks, hickories and magnolias on the ridge top.
* Great views of all of Bibb County from the ridge.
* Green fields planted with Chufa for turkey and native grasses for deer.
* Water and power at the road.
*It is a rare chance to find a tract newly cut that has been handled with this much care in the roads and replanting. It ...
*It is a rare chance to find a tract newly cut that has been handled with this much care in the roads and replanting. It is a work of art in the making.
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From highway 82 in Bibb county Alabama, turn onto Haysop Road. Turn Left on Haysop Church Road. Turn Left on first gravel road on the Left and the property is at the yellow gate.
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