Hogs may be present at times on the property, but activity can vary, so guests should watch our field notes for the most current updates before booking. When they are using the property, the combination of water, heavy cover, and nearby food sources can make this a worthwhile spot to keep an eye on ground disturbance and evening movement.

The layout is straightforward and effective, with easy access to a well-established 4 to 5-acre food plot set along a creek bottom.

We have a box blind and a feeder for hunters to make use of as well.

Note: Archery hunting may be a bit difficult out of the box blind, since the food plot is large. It would be beneficial to bring a climber or saddle if that is your plan.

We are located in south Monroe County about an hour from Mobile and 30 minutes from I-65, offering 45 acres of quiet, low-pressure hunting near the Alabama River. Completely surrounded by a larger private landholding, this tract feels tucked away, with very little outside traffic and limited hunting pressure over the years.

A natural spring runs the edge of the green field, and a nearby pond adds another dependable water source when rainfall allows. The balance of the property is mostly brush and timber, giving deer the cover they need to bed, stage, and move confidently into the open. Nearby agricultural ground, including peanuts and corn, helps support steady feeding patterns in the area, while feeders on the property add another draw and help keep game using the tract regularly. For hunters who like to settle in and hunt a property with a simple, proven setup, this one checks the right boxes.

Add Lodging to your Hunt:

The on-site camphouse makes it easy to turn a hunt into a comfortable stay, with room for 4 to 5 guests, two king beds, a full kitchen, and a spacious living area for winding down after the evening sit. A skinning shed outside adds convenience when it is time to handle game.