375 Acres-Clarke County-Acre Ridge Tract

Tutt Land Company is proud to offer the Acre Ridge hunting and timber investment tract. This 375 (+/-) acre tract is located just Southeast of Jackson at the end of Delaware Rd. and less than 4 miles East of the Tombigbee River. The Acre Ridge tract includes a very nice cabin, guest cabin, a small barn situated right near the main cabin and is an avid outdoorsman’s dream with the recreational and timber opportunities it provides.

As you enter the property you will drive through the 30 - 40 acres of planted pines that are currently 14-15 years old and due for a first thinning. As you traverse through the property, you will quickly notice there is a very well maintained and extensive internal road system.

Timber

Acre Ridge offers a diverse group of timber including 30-40 acres of planted pines on the North side of the property that are ready for a first thinning providing revenue immediately. The rest of the property is a strong mix of mature pines and hardwoods. This property features multiple different oak species including white oaks, red oaks, chestnuts, hickories, & sawtooths providing plenty of nutrients and cover for the wild game cruising through. 

Recreational 

The Acre ridge tract is truly an outdoorsman’s paradise. There are 10 strategically placed game fields and very nice shooting houses that two to three people could hunt in with ease. The game fields are very nicely sized ranging from 0.5 acres to almost two acres. With the amount of oaks and pines mixed together, Acre Ridge provides a great habitat with no shortage of food.

The topography is rolling filled with an upland hardwood/pine mix. There are several creeks traversing through this tract. Enjoying over 2000 ft. of creek frontage on the West side of the tract and roughly 4000 ft. on the Eastern portion of the tract, the wild game possesses plenty of water resources. With the extensive road system this property has to offer a turkey hunter would love this place as there are many trails that can be easily traversed chasing the Eastern gobbler. There is no shortage of deer or turkey sign on this property. There are not many places you can sit on your front porch and listen for a wild turkey gobbling through the southern Clarke County hills. Once you visit, it is not hard to find the endless number of scrapes and rubs on this property as it has been very well managed for years.

Cabin 

The Acre Ridge cabin is a beautiful cabin sitting on one of the highest ridges this tract has to offer. The cabin was built in the early to mid-2000s. Cabin is split by a beautiful entertainment area including a screened off porch in the middle of the two living spaces that features an outdoor fireplace, kitchen area, and grill. Each side of the cabin is essentially the same setup including 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, living room, kitchen, and a loft area big enough for several beds. This cabin is an extremely nice and incredible feature on this property. 

There is also a smaller cabin situated next to the main cabin. This features a living room area, bathroom, kitchen, and loft as well. There is a small barn situated a short walk from the main cabin that could be used to store equipment, atvs, deer stands, etc...

The Acre Ridge tract is a turn-key, ready to hunt, signature property that could be enjoyed for generations to come. Whether you have been looking for a top-notch hunting tract, timber investment, homestead, or property strictly for recreational use, don't miss your chance to see the Acre Ridge Tract as it checks all of those boxes!

Property is shown by appointment only, if you have any questions or would like to view this property, please give Will Speir a call! (251) 654-1434

• Several Creeks Traversing through
• 10 game fields and shooting houses
• Power and Water
• Very nice cabin and guest cabin 
• Good access and great road system
• 1 Hour from Mobile
• 1.5 Hours from Baldwin County
• 5 Miles to Jackson
• 30-40 Acres of planted pines
• 320 (+/-) of hardwood/pine timber mix
• Premiere hunting tract near the Tombigbee River