The staggered planting and variety of pine trees on the Steadman tract can provide some immediate financial returns as well as a steady income stream in the future. There are 35 acres of mature Loblolly pines planted in the mid-80s that can be harvested at any time. Approximately 116 acres of Slash pine were planted in 2009 and are fast approaching the time for a first thinning. Other stands include:

40 acres Longleaf (2009)

51 acres Loblolly (2012)

74 acres Loblolly (2014)

59 acres Loblolly (2015)

45 acres Loblolly (2017)

19 acres Loblolly (2019)

28 acres Longleaf (to be planted in 2021)

In addition to serving as a great timber investment, the Steadman tract offers some of the best deer and turkey hunting in south Alabama. The rolling terrain includes several small creeks lined with large hardwoods that all empty into Barbour creek. Barbour Creek is a gorgeous, sandy-bottomed creek that runs for well over a mile from west to east forming the north boundary of the tract. It is easily 30 feet across and is also a great place to search for Indian artifacts. The abundant cover, water, and mature hardwoods (including many large white oaks) all contribute to creating the ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. With good internal trails that provide access throughout the tract, and numerous established food plots in all the right places, it is perfectly set up for hunting.

If you have been searching for a great timber investment with high-quality hunting, you really need to see the Steadman Tract. There are any number of options for building a nice hunting camp, you can build near the road for convenience or tuck it in the back for even more privacy. Secluded and peaceful, with easy access, this is an ideal property for developing a legacy tract that will produce memories for generations. The Steadman tract provides exceptional recreational qualities and income-generating potential schedule your showing now!