Area Attractions and Location: The ranch is conveniently located near a variety of attractions and places of interest including Perdue Hill, Alabama, and the Alabama River. Local attractions include the historic home of William Barrett Travis (Commander of the Alamo), the old Perdue Hill Masonic Lodge where the French General LaFayette visited in 1825, the Old Monroe County Courthouse and Heritage Museum, along with the annual stage adaption of To Kill a Mockingbird performed at the Old Monroe County Courthouse. The ranch is only a short distance from the Alabama River where you can fish for largemouth bass, crappie, blue gill, catfish, and alligator gar. Bald Eagles are also frequently seen.

Layout Topography & Terrain: This ranch features numerous access points to approximately 2,456 feet of the clear flowing Randons Creek. It also has gentle sloping hills making it easy to explore or traverse the terrain. The terrain offers a number of mature pine plantations, other native fauna and has many wildlife openings to view and hunt game. Most parts of the ranch are easily accessible with the existing road system.

Wildlife, Hunting and Fishing: Wildlife species that can be found on this ranch include white-tailed deer, wild hogs, wild turkey, dove, quail, wood duck, furbearing varmints, songbirds, and raptors, including an occasional Bald Eagle.

Improvements: The ranch has approximately 2,456 feet of frontage on the clear flowing Randons Creek, various stages of timber growth, and gravel deposits, to use or develop commercially. The improved road system allows access to the entire ranch which has an existing food plot infrastructure that includes 5+ wildlife openings from which to view or hunt the wildlife.

Water: Approximately 2,456 feet of Randons Creek frontage, with access at numerous places, including many potential home or campsites. Canoeing and kayaking are possible on Randons Creek.

Minerals: There are no minerals included with this offering.