Trophy whitetail deer, eas  tern wild turkey, and wing-shooting opportunities abound at Alabama's Turkey Ridge Hunting Preserve. Located in the heart of Alabama's Black Belt, this old southern farm has been family owned for more than 80 years.
Alabama has managed our deer herd with great success. Our deer herd is estimated at more than 1.5 million animals. (Click Here for a density map.) Hunters are almost guaranteed to see a number of animals, and stand a better-than-average chance of harvesting a trophy buck.
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 According to Peterson's Hunting and Alabama Game and Fish, the Alabama Blackbelt Region is the best area to harvest your trophy whitetail deer and turkey. Autauga and Perry County and the four counties which adjoin them (Dallas, Wilcox, Lowndes, and Marengo) are known throughout the US as the "Whitetail Capitol of the Nation" with more whitetail deer per acre than any other region in Alabama. With an ever-increasing population of eastern wild turkey, Alabama is an affordable and productive destination for the big game hunter.
Our property has been strictly managed for 20 years to produce superior quality whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. Alabama's Turkey Ridge Hunting Preserve is made up of various tracts of woodland systems including stands of pines, hardwood ridges and bottoms, swamps, and planted green fields, and creeks. This private land has had minimal and carefully managed commercial hunting. Much of our land planted in corn, wheat and soybeans to provide our wildlife with exceptional nutrition and growth potential.
We strive to provide you a quality hunting experience in one of the best hunting environments in the world. We are one of the most affordable hunting lodges in the Southeast. Come join us for the hunt of a lifetime at Alabama's Turkey Ridge Hunting Preserve.
Call and a brochure will be mailed to you right a away!
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Alabama Farmers Co-op Article |
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"Turkey Ridge Hunting Preserve keeps father's memory alive"
by Alvin Benn
Jason and Jacob Johnson still grieve for their father, but they�ve found a way to keep his memory alive. They�re doing it by maintaining the hunting preserve....
To read more of this great article, click here.
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