Indian Hills Farm 342acres

Ranch Description

SIGNIFICANT PRICE REDUCTION OF $102,600 OR $300 PER ACRE.

LOCATION: North Pike County below the Bullock County line at Saco

SIZE: 342 +/- acres with level and rolling topography

LAND USE: Top-notch deer, turkey, and fishing with a potential duck impoundment. The

timber is managed for both recreation and investment purposes.

TIMBER COVERS: 85% in timber with mature hardwood and various ages of planted pine

ROAD FRONTAGE: About 1/3 mile of paved road frontage on State Hwy 223 and over a mile

on CR 6608 which is a county maintained gravel road.

STRUCTURES: Very nice steel and metal Ole Barn constructed in 2012 with power and well

water. 1/3rd of the barn is enclosed for equipment storage with two roll up doors and there is

concrete floors throughout the entire structure.

INTERNAL ROADS: Several miles of year round access roads as well as fire lanes around the

planted pines and extra ATV trails.

WATER: 4.5 acre lake intensely managed by Southeastern Pond Management. The lake was

stocked three years ago with F-1 Fighting Tiger Bass, Shell cracker and Hybrid Blue Gill Bream,

and Grass Carp. The lake is spring fed and creek fed that is a tributary from the Conecuh River.

Additionally, there are 3 acres in natural duck habitat in the NE corner off the Conecuh River

which would be ideal for a duck impoundment.

GAME MANGEMENT: There is several food plots strategically placed for trophy game using a

blend from the Whitetail Institute. Several plots are planted in the summer for an extra food

source and the deer have been managed to QDMA standards. The turkeys have been managed to

NWTF standards and chufa fields have been planted for the last four years.

HISTORICAL: Family property of the late W.J. Sorrell with rich history chosen by Alabama

Department of Conservation Game and Fish Division for 1958 restocking of deer and turkey. Rich with Indian artifacts, it is evident the Creek Indians utilized

the land over the centuries.

AGENT: Pete Hall property was Mr. Jeff Sorrell’s “Holy Ground.” He searched many hundreds

of tracts for the right topography and ideal soil conditions to grow enormous

hardwood and pine. Over the years this tract has been manicured and well taken

care of by successive generations. The hunting is superb and there has been

little pressure. It has never been subject to a hunting club and has been in the

Sorrell Family since the 1930’s. There are many artesian wells located

throughout and an array of pond sites to choose from. For more information on

the rich history and the schedule of maintenance on Rio Saco Plantation please

call or e-mail John or Pete Hall.