Big Flat Creek Tract

The Big Flat Creek Tract is located just West of the community of McWilliams in Monroe County, Alabama, with its northern boundary adjoining the Wilcox County line. This diverse recreational and timber property features county road frontage along Davis Road, with power available. The property contains multiple site-prep sprayed and planted stands of Loblolly Pine in varying stages of growth, including approximately 62 acres of three-year-old pine, 30 acres of six-year-old pine, and 26 acres of seven-year-old pine. The remaining acreage consists of old-growth hardwood and pine timber, adding diversity to the property’s wildlife habitat and timber resources. The property’s hardwood timber adds both natural beauty and tremendous value for hunters. The mature hardwoods, particularly those surrounding Big Flat Creek, provide excellent cover, natural travel corridors, and potential food sources for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. These scenic creek bottoms create natural funnels and promising hunting locations while enhancing the property’s overall habitat diversity. A notable feature of the tract is approximately 4,000 feet of the former L&N Railroad corridor. The railroad is now abandoned, with the tracks removed, leaving a long, straight corridor that is well suited for long-range shooting, hunting, and recreational use. The Big Flat Creek Tract offers abundant water and wildlife habitat. Big Flat Creek, considered a large creek for this area, traverses the property and flows directly into the Alabama River. Two small ponds provide additional year-round water sources. The property also features three established food plots and an internal road system. Recent dozer work has improved the food plots, railroad corridor, roads, and ponds, making the property more accessible and ready for continued recreational and land-management use. Conveniently located, the property is approximately 7.5 miles from Oak Hill Grocery and approximately 15 miles from the Dollar General in Beatrice. With its diverse timber stands, established wildlife improvements, abundant water, county road frontage, available power, and exceptional recreational features, the Big Flat Creek Tract offers an excellent combination of timber investment, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Monroeville, Alabama — ±30 miles Camden, Alabama — ±30 miles Montgomery, Alabama — ±75 miles Mobile, Alabama — ±120 miles Pensacola, Florida — ±125 miles Birmingham, Alabama — ±133 miles