Randolph County
115± Acres Hunting Land Near Roanoke In Randolph County
County Road 825 Wadley, AL 36276
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Located in Randolph County near Roanoke, this 115.5±-acre tract offers a combination of rolling terrain, county road frontage, planted pine, hardwood timber, internal trails, and wildlife habitat. County Road 825 provides frontage and access to the property, while power is available. The property includes two stands of loblolly pine with different ages and characteristics. One stand was planted in 2020, while the other consists of mature pine that could be considered for timber harvest. The different ages of pine provide varying stand conditions across the property and contribute to the overall diversity of the tract. A small stream flows through the property, with streamside management zones containing hardwood timber along its course. These streamside areas comprise more than 30 acres of the property and provide a substantial component of hardwood habitat within the tract. The combination of mature pine, younger planted pine, and hardwood-dominated streamside areas creates several distinct habitat types across the property. An internal trail system provides access through the property and can be used for hunting access, property maintenance, timber management, and recreation. Additional trails and food plots could potentially be established in suitable locations to support future wildlife management objectives. The property's mixture of pine stands and hardwood streamside management zones provides diverse habitat for deer and turkey. The varying timber ages, hardwood areas, stream corridor, and existing access create opportunities for hunting and wildlife management. Existing and potential food plots can be incorporated into a broader management plan depending on the owner's objectives. The property is located near Roanoke and provides access to the surrounding Randolph County area. Lake Wedowee is also nearby and offers additional opportunities for boating, fishing, and other outdoor recreation. With county road frontage, power availability, rolling terrain, internal trails, two stands of loblolly pine, and more than 30 acres of streamside management zones with hardwood timber, this property offers a combination of wildlife habitat, timber management, and the potential for a home or hunting cabin. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Jeremy Morris.
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Big Game, Creek/Spring, Food Plot, Trail Network
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- Mature pine stand
- Loblolly pine planted in 2020
- More than 30 acres of hardwood streamside management zones
- Stream
- Internal trail system
- County road frontage
- Power available
- Deer and turkey habitat
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