Zach I heard a different story on the previous guy that had the place. I'm not sure who's side of the story is accurate but it's my understanding he was asked to leave. I also have a good friend that know the Delaneys well. He had nothing but positive things to say about that area and particularly that tract of land. I understand your decision as that's a lot of money to spend!! I'd definitely want a place to check all the boxes. I've only found one place in my lifetime in this state that would meet your requirements to the "T". It did not have a camp on it but the owner put one on it the first year of our lease. If you look long enough you will find a place hopefully. As you know such a place will not be an easy find. People that have those type places just don't give them up.

Saw the biggest deer of my life on the Delaney land in Livingston. More deer in that area that any other in the state. If I got a chance to hunt a Delaney tract in Livingston, I would jump on it.

There is 3200 acres available within a couple of miles of that Delaney tract. It has a camp, too. It is a good area.
Good price on it; especially considering the camp and year-round access with no restrictions. PM me if interested.

Place listed in Bellamy on AFOA. It is a Delaney property. Not sure if this is same delaney property y'all keep referring to but Bellamy area has a LOT of deer a d some big boys too

Definitely not on the river but does have a camphouse, oh and Sumter county

This is the same property Zach passed on. A very good friend of mine meet with and viewed the property. He also spoke with the pervious lease holder which gave him a different story about the property. He even shared pictures with my buddy of what they killed. They killed 47 deer the first year and averaged 15 bucks per season on 2K acres. Granted several of those deer should have not been shot due to being young. From what I saw the property has all the potential in the world to be a fine place. Very nice camp with good neighbors and large food plots. I wish my buddy could have pulled off the lease because we were going to work out a deal for me to do the tractor work.

Hunted a property next to some Delaney land near Livingston few years ago. Land was close to alamuchee creek. That place was loaded with quality and quantity

i agree tons of deer in that area and has been for long as I can remember

Ok giving up on the river front property, If anyone knows of 500 to 2000 acres of good hunting land with a Camp house on the property in Dallas, Wilcox, Choctaw, Clarke, Marengo or lowndes counties, please keep me in mind.

Text me or call me if you have a place in mind.

Zach Taylor
205-799-0021

that is going to open up a lot more. I have a group of buddies who just got 1200 acres with cabin in Lowndes, looks like a great spot.

James (little burt) Harvell is the biggest piece of Shiznit in the world. This will screw you out of the land you lease from him in a minute. Beware of this guy. I know from experience.

I told him where to stick it last friday

If you'd be willing to travel to the bullock county and Russell county area I can give you a guys number. Might can get you some land with some of the states best hunting.

sure, send it to me

1601 acre lease. Camp house, 16 fields, all w shooting houses. Road system, big creek running year round, duck pond that is fish able. Part swamp part hills, all ages of timber but no clear cut. A lot of hardwood is hunt able

Call Jake 251 744 9119

This was on The Fever Facebook page

Jake Utsey in Choctaw Co

Where is that 1600 acres

I just reposted from the Facebook thread. It's in Choctaw Co. Call the guy, I know nothing about it, just passing it along.

I talked to him, he said half the property is in swamp land so not sure if it will be good or not. But Im going to check it out. Thanks again for the info

Zach. Did you ever talk to the guy whose number I sent?

He's still trying to lease that property? We went look at his place before we got our place in Monroe co. 1200 acres at $12 an ac with the cabin. It was a nice place but wasn't impressed with deer sign on the place. When it came time to make the deal he told us he wasn't gonna let the cabin go with it and that he would likely be on the property doing something every day. I took this as he would be watching our every move. James Harvel seamed like he was one of those people that daddy gave him everything and didn't work for nothing. He was working on making some duck hunting holes and told us that where ever he was working on them we could not hunt that area until he finished. It didn't take us long to cut ties with that dude a get off that hill. It was definatly a learning experience for us.