Will McKenzie - Tutt Land Company

08/14/2026

Come see me and Jack Collett at Tutt Land Company at the Tutt Land Company booth at Buckmasters!

06/25/2026

05/14/2026

05/04/2026

THE TUTT ADVANTAGE

When you list land, exposure matters… but the right exposure matters more.

At Tutt Land Company, every listing is backed by a powerful, multi-channel marketing platform designed to reach serious, qualified land buyers.

What does that mean for our customers?

• 20,000+ listing views generated daily
• National exposure across Land.com, LandWatch, and LandAndFarm, and TuttLand.com
• Strong social media reach across all major platforms
• 48,000+ subscribers through our monthly newsletter
• Access to a larger pool of qualified buyers

But it doesn’t stop at marketing.

Our team is made up of landowners, wildlife biologists, foresters, and other trusted land professionals who understand how to position your property to maximize value.

Results that speak for themselves:

• 672 tracts closed
• 72,000+ acres sold
• $252 million in gross sales
• 55 properties sold for $1M+

Our marketing doesn’t just generate clicks…
It helps generate offers and close deals.

When you list with Tutt Land Company, you don’t just get an agent.
You get the full power of our brand, our team, and our experience.

That is the Tutt Advantage.

Call us at 334-627-4004 to learn more.

04/23/2026

We are honored to be recognized among America’s Best Brokerages for 2026 by The Land Report.

This recognition, combined with earning the LandStar Award for Land Sales in the Southeast Region, reflects the commitment our team brings to every client and every property we represent.

At Tutt Land Company, we believe land is more than a transaction. It is legacy. It is stewardship. It is personal.

Thank you to our clients and partners for the trust you place in us every day.

Trusted Land Professionals. Proven Results.

03/17/2026

🦌🦃🦆‼️NEW LISTING‼️🦆🦃🦌
367+/- Acres - Autauga County, AL
Asking Price: $1,795,000

This 367 +/- acre tract is located just off HWY 82 in Autauga County, AL. This recreational hunting tract is turnkey and ready for immediate use. The property is accessed through an easement of HWY 82. There are three main camp houses as well as three other smaller “bunk houses” which provide the ability to accommodate multiple families and friends. There are several other structures on the property. A metal shop with roll up doors, a deer skinning shed and two ATV/UTV sheds, just to name a few. All structures have power, septic and are fed via the well on the property. There is also a garden that is equipped with electric fence and irrigation for the gardening enthusiasts.

The majority of the property consists mixed pine/hardwood timber. There is a well managed internal road system throughout the property as well as established ATV/UTV trails. The western portion of the property contains a stretch of approximately .5 miles of a 250+/- ft wide transmission line which provides great hunting opportunities. The property has at least 15 wildlife food plot openings that have been planted over the years, majority of which contain shooting houses. Swift creek runs along the west side of the property as well as a smaller creek that meanders through the interior of the property, providing year round water source and great potential for a future lake site. This property has a healthy deer and turkey population and is known for providing successful harvest on an annual basis. The southeast corner of the property has a flooded swamp that provides duck hunting opportunities as well.

Property Features:
-Healthy Deer and Turkey population
-15+ wildlife food plots with shooting houses
-Established internal road and trail system
-Over .50 miles of Transmission Line through the property
-Mixture of mature hardwood/pine
-Creek
-Duck swamp
-Potential for future pond/lake site

Property Improvements:
--3 Camp houses
3 Bunk houses
-24 x 45 metal building with roll up doors
-190ft Well
-Multiple ATV/UTV sheds
-Deer skinning shed
-Garden with electric fence and irrigation

Location:
-13 +/- miles NW of Prattville
-27 +/- miles to Montgomery
-77 +/- miles to Tuscaloosa
-80 +/- miles to Birmingham

Call Will McKenzie (334) 399-5348 to schedule showing.

Email: [email protected]

Link: https://tuttland.com/land-sale/alabama/autauga-county/367-acres-autauga-county-swift-creek-tract

03/09/2026

‼️COMING SOON‼️ - 367 acres off HWY 82 in Autauga County

Be on the lookout for this one! This property truly has it all.

Property Features:
-Numerous wildlife openings
-Wide Powerline with foodplots
-Shooting houses
-Diverse mixture of Hardwood and Pine
-Creek
-Great internal roads and trails
-Duck swamp

Improvements:
-3 hunting cabins
-2 smaller bunk houses
-Well water
-Shop with roll up doors
-Skinning shed
-ATV/UTV shed

Location:
-13 miles NW of Prattville off HWY 82
-27 miles to Montgomery
-77 miles to Tuscaloosa
-80 miles to Birmingham

02/18/2026

It’s that time of year...switching gears from deer 🦌—> 🦃.

For many landowners, that shift means habitat improvements. One of the most valuable tools that can be utilized amongst other things is
prescribed burning.

This time of year yields favorable conditions for burning in both pine and hardwoods. From a turkey management standpoint, it is
important to compartmentalize your burn areas and develop a burn rotation. Having areas that are burned this year next to areas that
were burned last year or the year before, help ensure that turkeys have brooding cover adjacent to nesting cover.

Assuming adequate sunlight reaches the ground, a dormant season burn should provide brooding habitat for young poults this spring. Not to mention a freshly burned upland hardwood stand near a roost sight can
make for a great spot for turkeys to forage on scorched bugs and invertebrates. It will be their last stop before fly up and their
first stop after fly down.

If you are looking to buy or sell a property for wildlife, give me a shout. (334) 399-5348

01/02/2026

One of the easiest and most beneficial things you can do for your property is daylighting your roads. This south Alabama client wanted help with maintaining their roads and finding areas to incorporate early successional habitat on a newly acquired property. Daylighting does just that. By removing the timber that went all the way to the road edges, we can allow the roads to stay in constant sunlight, allowing them to dry faster after rains and minimizing road work needing to be done. This is also a way to add in very important early successional habitat. After we see what the vegetation response is to this disturbance, next year we will disk the open roadsides before the first frost to encourage a native forb and legume response. These can be easily maintained with regular disturbance, spot treatments with herbicide to mitigate any invasive species, and included in the burn rotations to keep it in a perpetual state of early successional habitat. Early successional habitat provides critical food and cover for all native wildlife species but is often overlooked in landowner activities.