32.0 acres in Covington County, Alabama

Just off the paved Hesters Store Road in Red Level, Alabama, this 32 acre property begins with a row of old pecan trees. A small road cuts through them, guiding you toward the back of the property where a 1.5 acre food plot opens up. Young pines line the edge of the food plot near the pecan trees, while hardwoods cover the northern side, creating a natural edge and good cover for wildlife. Most of the land consists of rolling hardwoods that appear to have been left alone for years. It feels like walking through a piece of ground that hasn't been touched in a long time. Historical maps show signs of an older road system that once continued deeper into the property. While it's grown up now, it could be opened back up for better access. In the northeast corner, a small branch runs off Buck Creek, adding a water source and a good pinch point for hunting. The way the land lays gives you multiple stand locations and wind options. It's bordered by large tracts with a mix of planted pines, mature hardwoods, and row crop fields, which keeps wildlife moving through. This property sits just 18 miles from Andalusia, 15 miles from Lake Gantt, and about 100 miles north of Destin, Florida. It's a manageable piece of ground with solid hunting potential and a quiet rural setting.