Timber & thick cover
Miles of planted pines cut into travel corridors and bedding thickets. Deer move through these edges all day, and our stands sit right where the sign says to be.
About the land
This ground feeds big bucks — and it always has
Two generations of hunting this ground, ten years of guiding hunts on it. Here's what makes the Wiregrass land worth the drive.
The Wiregrass, plain and simple
There's a reason the bucks that come off our place carry heavy frames and wide spreads. The ground in Abbeville, Alabama grows them that way. Two generations of our family have hunted this property, and we've spent the last ten years guiding hunts on it — long enough to know every fence line, every funnel, and every oak flat that pulls deer in October and holds them through February.
This is fair-chase hunting on private ground. No high fences, no pen-raised deer. Just south Alabama river-bottom soil, thick cover, and a herd we manage with a long view — one buck over eight points, a 15-inch spread minimum, and does off the table past your one.
Food plots that hold deer
We plant and maintain food plots through the season — winter greens and grain that hold does on the property and drag bucks past your stand after dark.
Hardwood bottoms & creek drains
Creek drains and hardwood bottoms where mature bucks bed deep and travel midday. This is where the 15-inch spread rule earns its keep — the old ones live here.
Managed hard, on purpose
Every rule on the Hunts & rates page exists because of what this ground taught us. Passing young bucks and limiting doe harvest lets the herd grow into the kind of deer you drive down here for. Unlimited hogs and coyotes at no charge is the other half of that bargain — everything that competes with or preys on our deer, we want gone.
Come see what this ground can do
We take small parties — up to four hunters at a time — so the ground stays quiet. Tell us your season and we'll get you on the books.
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