1720 Rudolph Road Located in the heart of Alabama's legendary Black Belt, this +/-42 acre tract in Lowndes County is a solid deer hunting and recreational property with the right mix of habitat, access, and privacy. The land consists of old fields, young natural regeneration, and scattered cedar thickets, creating excellent bedding, feeding, and travel corridors for whitetail deer. A small creek along the western boundary provides a reliable water source and naturally funnels wildlife movement, enhancing hunting opportunities. This property is surrounded by large landowners, helping limit hunting pressure and contributing to a strong, consistent deer population. The area is well known for quality whitetails and classic Black Belt genetics. Access is excellent with paved road frontage plus additional dirt road frontage, allowing for multiple entry points. The tract lays well for establishing new food plots, shooting lanes, and internal trail systems. An early 1900s antebellum style house sits on the property. While the structure is beyond repair, it adds historical character to the property and the site could be repurposed for a future build location with deep roots in Alabama history. If you're looking for an affordable Black Belt hunting tract, a private getaway, or a property to improve over time, this Lowndes County tract checks all the boxes.