Every tract of land is unique, this one is no exception. The trick is trying to put to paper the write combination of words that might persuade someone to take a look.....Location..... Southern Grady County, below Whigham, Located between two creek bottoms which form part of the headwaters of Turkey Creek. LOCATED....on the property is a working pecan grove, a planted pine stand that has been through the first thinning, and a hay field that would work for horses or hay production. Improvements on the property consist of one mobile home and well. The balance of hardwoods, creek bottoms, pine uplands and pecan orchard, all situated on a hill, makes this tract all come together. From a wildlife point of view, this tract has many different types of cover and habitat for various species of game. This tract is Turkey Central! Given the water features and hill top, I would not be surprised if Indians thought well of this tract as well. Different varieties of Pecan Trees......looks to be producing a good crop as of 5/09. No drive by traffic on this property. Property is at the end of Hatcher Lane. Comparably priced at $4500 per acre. This property has great utility and different ways to pull value and make the tract work for you. Picking up Pecans did wonders for my Character as a child although I did not think much of it at the time. This is a pretty tract that feels good to drive around. Good Soils and good locations relative to water resources and funnels for wildlife. Take a drive out and explore this tract......creek bottom exploration may require boots and bug spray! Planted pine area consists of 20+ acres of thinned 15+/- year old planted pine. Varieties of pecans include: Elliots, Mohawks, Stewarts, Desirables, Kiwas, Kunudle,......700+ trees verify count.