County Line Hunting
These 193 acres lie on the Butler/Crenshaw County line which is in the middle of the Black Belt. This soil is known for its ability to grow big deer and turkeys. It also grows trees fast and healthy. The house is old but functional. The utilities are on. It consists of about 70% five-year-old planted pines and 15% seventeen-year-old planted pines. The rest is in a mix of hardwood and green fields. Please look at all the pictures to see the turkey tracks in the road! Look forward to speaking with you.
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On the Crenshaw/Butler County line.
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