The lake was built by capturing the spring that forms the headwaters of Big Creek. The north end of the lake is flooded timber that routinely attracts waterfowl by the hundreds primarily wood ducks and teal. Bass and bream were stocked after construction of the lake and are now plentiful.

The food plots are large and well dispersed over the area in such a manner that easily affords an afternoon sit for up to 4 hunters this tract lays out much larger than its actual footprint in terms of spacious hunting ground. Deer and turkey are abundant in this area and on this tract. An avid hunter can easily fill a freezer each year with venison, turkey, and duck.

This tract is accessed via paved road and has approximately 2,750 feet of paved road frontage along County Road 9 (Clio Short Road). This tract is only a 25-minute drive to Troy and approximately an hours drive from Montgomery, Auburn, and Dothan. Lake Eufaula is a 30-minute drive to the east, but, with a 10-acre lake to fish, one might just be inclined to stay put and enjoy the great fishing on site.

This is great opportunity to own a very special Barbour County tract. This property really does have it all. Theres nothing much to do on this property but enjoy it.

If recent sales in this area are any indication, this tract wont be available long. Two similar tracts offered recently were under contract in 7 and 5 days respectively. Property is shown by appointment only. To schedule a showing, contact Bill Gray with Tutt Land Company at 334-714-0009.