This 245± acre hunting and recreational tract located along County Road 106 in Jackson County, Alabama, offers a well-balanced combination of timber, water, terrain, and wildlife habitat in one of North Alabama’s most recognized areas for quality deer hunting. Situated on and around the slopes of Bingham Mountain and influenced by the nearby Paint Rock Valley, this property provides the key ingredients that consistently attract and hold both deer and turkey.

A defining feature of this tract is Bingham Creek, which flows through the property and provides a water source. This natural water feature enhances wildlife activity, supports habitat diversity, and creates additional travel corridors for game movement. The presence of water, combined with surrounding bedding cover and nearby agricultural fields in the valley, helps establish consistent wildlife patterns throughout the seasons. Also, there is a flat top at Trenton Point, above a wall of rock outcroppings, offering a tremendous panoramic view of the Paint Rock valley.

Some of the timber on the property was select cut approximately 10 years ago, resulting in a healthy mix of regenerating growth and remaining mature hardwoods. This combination creates excellent habitat structure, with thicker understory areas offering bedding and security cover, while pockets of established hardwoods continue to produce mast. Species throughout the tract include oak varieties, hickory, and other native hardwoods, providing a sustainable food source for wildlife.

Topography across the property features a blend of ridges, slopes, benches, and draws. These terrain changes naturally guide deer movement and provide strategic opportunities for stand placement. The benches, in particular, are known to be highly productive in Jackson County, especially during the rut when bucks travel these contours. The mix of elevation and cover allows hunters to set up in multiple wind directions and hunt different areas of the property without over-pressuring a single location.

Access is convenient from County Road 106, with the potential to further develop internal roads and trails to improve navigation throughout the tract. The property's layout supports multiple access points and hunting setups, making it suitable for individual use or small groups. Several areas across the property could be considered for a hunting camp, cabin site, or RV setup, offering flexibility for future improvements.

The location near Trenton, Alabama, places this tract within a reasonable drive of Huntsville, making it an appealing option for those seeking a private hunting retreat without being far from town. The surrounding landscape, including crop fields in the valley, contributes to the area’s reputation for producing quality deer and supporting a healthy turkey population.

For buyers looking for a Jackson County hunting property with acreage, water, improving timber, and strong wildlife potential, this 245± acre tract on County Road 106 presents a solid opportunity. Whether your focus is deer hunting, turkey hunting, recreational use, or long-term land investment, this property offers the natural features and location to support a variety of outdoor uses.