By: Larry Foster, RF As we move into the fall months, outdoor enthusiasts with a keen interest in hunting or deer observation find themselves engaged in the meticulous preparation of game food plots, such as mowing, discing, spreading lime and fertilizer and planting winter forage crop seeds. Many hunters will also load corn feeders. While food plots and feeders have proven to be effective in...
Introduction As a landowner, you might be wondering how to determine the value of your property, especially when you're planning to sell it. At Great Southern Land, we understand that getting the best listing price is crucial for our clients. That's why we have compiled a list of factors that influence the fair market value of your land and some improvements you can make to increase its worth. Read on...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Eric Leisy, ALC, Recognized in RLI’s APEX Producers Club Wetumpka, AL – Eric Leisy, ALC, with Great Southern Land from Montgomery, Alabama, has been recognized as a part of the 2020 APEX Producers Club by the Realtors® Land Institute as a part of the RLI APEX Production Awards Program, sponsored by The Land Report. Leisy was recognized by RLI CEO Aubrie Kobernus as well as The...
If you are a serious fisherman, you know the struggle is real for finding an ideal fishing buddy. It is not that your standards are too high – it is the fact that the world is overrun with annoying anglers such as these: “Hot Spot Mafioso” – he knows the coordinates of every sweet spot and hot rig from here to Cuba. His numeric gold is protected with paranoia and fierceness commensurate to that of...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Montgomery REALTOR® Awarded Alabama REALTORS® David D. Roberts Award Montgomery, Ala. - Fletcher Majors, ALC, JD of the Montgomery Area Association of REALTORS® was awarded the prestigious Alabama REALTORS® David D. Roberts Award on Sunday, October 20 in Montgomery. The award is given to a member of the Alabama Association of REALTORS® who has been a REALTOR® for at least 20...
Always wanted to harvest an alligator? Well if you’re lucky, you may just get to do so. The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will offer an alligator season for five specific areas in Alabama; with each zone having a designated number of allowed tags. The American alligator had been an endangered species for decades due to unregulated harvesting by our forefathers. However, after...