Bucky Henson-NatVest LLC-Timber/Land Management

06/27/2025

06/24/2025

🏞️ NEW LISTING: Grande Ridge - 466 Acres of Prime Hunting & Timberland in Alabama's Black Belt! 🦌🌲

Welcome to Grande Ridge — a true turnkey hunting and timber investment just minutes from historic Selma. Featuring:
✅ Trophy deer & turkey habitat
✅ Year-round Possum Creek
✅ 17-acre dove field (income potential!)
✅ 200 acres of mature hardwoods
✅ 125+ acres of longleaf pine
✅ Scenic cabin site w/ power & well
✅ 32'x36' pole barn & top-notch road system
Surrounded by large, like-minded landowners. This is your chance to own a legacy property in one of the South’s most renowned hunting regions.

NLR Agent: Jamie Thomas

06/24/2025

New To Market in the Camp Hill/Waverly area of Tallapoosa County! 4- Mini Farm Estate Properties; 11.34 +/- Acres, 11.42 +/- Acres, 12.18 +/- Acres, and 19.37 Acres. Custom build your dream home in this highly desirable area of Tallapoosa County. Approximately 15-20 minutes to downtown Auburn and to beautiful Lake Martin! Give Claire Hill or I a call for more information! Links to properties in comments below. -SoutheasternEstates Southeastern Land Group Southeastern Estates

10/09/2024

Landowner David Hampton planted larch pines in a douglas fir forest in Oregon in the shape of a giant, 300 feet smiley face
Every autumn the larch pines turn orange and the smiley face stands out.

01/04/2024

11/27/2023

God bless Southerners.
This pic was taken at the Iron Bowl last night, and I woke up today with some strong feelings about what I’ve experienced in the South.
First, I’m a NY kid, born and raised, but I’ve spent most of my adult life far south of NY. Between Georgia, Maryland, Florida and Alabama, we’ve been around. And I’ve really grown attached to Southerners, and here’s why (note: I obviously haven’t met every person from the South, this is MY EXPERIENCE):

-God matters. Their faith is central to their lives, and they’re proud of it. Nothing comes before God. Nothing.

-Manners and structure matter. They’re not vestigial structures from a bygone era. They’re links to the past, and bridges to the future that instill order and discipline in a chaotic world.

-They’re proud, but not arrogant. I once offered to buy a friend of a friend a pair of new boots because his were beat up, and he flatly refused to take the offer. I saw it in his eyes and I instantly regretted it. I knew I had misjudged the situation, and although my intentions were pure, I was angry at myself for not reading the room better.

-They absolutely love college football. But the love is pure, not contaminated. I sat with 80,000 plus people in Auburn watching a game that had zero chance of the home team producing a championship. I watched them scream, I watched them hug their wives and kids with a joy I’ve never seen before as each insane play of an amazing game unfolded. I also watched them cry at an ending they didn’t expect. And, despite the ending, I watched them treat the Roll Tide fans with absolute respect on the way out. No fights. No evil. Just a pure, innocent, love of the game.

I often joke on my podcast and radio show how I’d like you all (y’all?) to adopt me, but I’m happy just being an observer. To the people I have met down South, thank you for so deeply enriching my life. And to those I haven’t, God bless y’all. 🇺🇸

11/25/2023

‘Met a logger this morning to look at a job near Barber Marina, with my team. 🐾🦮

Then, we stopped by Pirates Cove for a “low carb bowl.”

Bucky Henson | Land Broker/Owner | Realtor®
The Land Group at eXp Realty
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