Author Archives: jonathangoode

41 acres +/- of land for sale off Reed Creek Road in Ralph, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama for $143,500. This 41 acres would make a great setting for a rural homesite. The owner is willing to divide the property into two … Continue reading →

Why in the world would a landowner hire a land agent when doing a deal with a neighbor or adjoining owner? That seems like the most slam dunk deal that any landowner could find himself in. Let’s address a few … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Robert Youngblood (middle in picture), AlaLandCo's newest agent, for closing his first sell on Friday. Robert did an outstanding job working with fellow agent, Jonathan Goode, to market and sell this 61 acre farm in Fayette County. The property … Continue reading →

75+/- acres of hunting land for sale in Selma in Dallas County, Alabama for only $1300/acre. This tract is located in the Black Belt of Alabama, which is known for producing some giant whitetail deer. Located only a few minutes … Continue reading →

96.1 acres +/- of good recreational and hunting land for sale near Hamilton in Marion County, Alabama for only $1300/acre. This property is a good mix of pines of varying age and hardwoods. It is ideal turkey and deer habitat. … Continue reading →

61 acres +/- of beautiful land for sale near Fayette, Fayette County, Alabama for $161,000. Twin Springs farm is a gorgeous tract that has been in this same family for over 80 years. The current owner has been running cows … Continue reading →

Turkey Ridge is a 274 acre +/- tract of planted pines and great hunting land for sale near Plantersville in Dallas County, Alabama.    Varying ages of pine stands constitute the majority of the tract. Roughly 80 to 100 acres … Continue reading →

204 acres +/- of hunting land for sale in Berry, Fayette County, Alabama. Flat Creek flows through the middle of this property. The tract has a great internal road system which was built to service the gas well on the … Continue reading →

Alabama landowners face some unwelcome intruders that can harm timber and wildlife habitat. This afternoon as my daughter and I were riding around our family land, I noticed there are three invasive species all growing in one spot. I only … Continue reading →

Payne Lake State Park and recreational area is undergoing some selective timber cutting to improve the native longleaf pine stands that once dominated the landscape. The restoration of native trees by removing loblolly pines will benefit wildlife and return the … Continue reading →