The Brown Tract is a 210 ± acre hunting and timber property in the sought-after Josie community of Banks, Alabama, in north Pike County. Located in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations, large neighboring landowners, and excellent recreational appeal, this property is set up to be enjoyed from day one. With approximately 80 acres of recently planted loblolly pines, 80 acres of recently harvested timberland, established internal trails, multiple wildlife food plots, and two hardwood stream bottoms crossing the property, this tract offers an ideal blend of investment potential and quality habitat. The rolling terrain, ranging from 400 to 560 feet in elevation, adds scenic beauty and creates a diverse landscape for hunting, recreation, and potential homesites. An approximately 1,100-square-foot camp house gives buyers a comfortable place to stay and enjoy weekends on the property, while roughly 2,000 feet of frontage along County Road 6628 provides convenient access. With abundant wildlife, proven hunting history, and a location in a popular recreational corridor, The Brown Tract is a property that checks a lot of boxes for the serious outdoorsman, investor, or family looking for a place to build memories. Location Description Located in northern Pike County, this property shares its northern boundary with the Bullock County line and sits in the Josie community near Banks, Alabama. This area has grown increasingly desirable for rural homesteads thanks to its peaceful setting and close proximity to Troy, where shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences are easily accessible. The region is also known for its appeal to recreational buyers and timberland investors, with productive timber soils and healthy populations of deer and turkey. Positioned in southeast Alabama, Pike County offers the added benefit of convenient access to both Florida and Georgia.