Description
LOCATED IN SOUTHWEST CHICKASAW COUNTY IS A 550± ACRE TRACT THAT COMBINES RECREATIONAL APPEAL WITH LONG-TERM TIMBER INVESTMENT VALUE. The Chickasaw 550 features frontage on County Road 70 and is positioned just west of the Woodland community, approximately 9 miles south of Vardaman, 12 miles southwest of Houston, and 17 miles southeast of Calhoun City, Mississippi. Rolling topography defines the land, which is primarily composed of 10± year old pine timber, 60± acres of cutover, with hardwood draws providing excellent wildlife habitat. A well-developed internal trail system allows easy access to multiple large food plots and Redneck Shooting Blinds throughout the property. Johnson Creek enters along the northern boundary, with seasonal ditches supplying additional water sources that help support healthy wildlife populations, including deer, turkey, and small game. A newly built 30' x 42' metal building offers convenient storage for equipment and hunting gear. The building includes a 20' x 30' center area and two enclosed 12' x 30' bays with roll-up doors. Power and water are available along County Road 70, providing excellent potential for a future cabin or hunting camp. The Chickasaw 550 is a well-rounded property offering both immediate recreational enjoyment and future timber value.
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Description
LOCATED IN SOUTHWEST CHICKASAW COUNTY IS A 550± ACRE TRACT THAT COMBINES RECREATIONAL APPEAL WITH LONG-TERM TIMBER INVESTMENT VALUE. The Chickasaw 550 features frontage on County Road 70 and is positioned just west of the Woodland community, approximately 9 miles south of Vardaman, 12 miles southwest of Houston, and 17 miles southeast of Calhoun City, Mississippi. Rolling topography defines the land, which is primarily composed of 10± year old pine timber, 60± acres of cutover, with hardwood draws providing excellent wildlife habitat. A well-developed internal trail system allows easy access to multiple large food plots and Redneck Shooting Blinds throughout the property. Johnson Creek enters along the northern boundary, with seasonal ditches supplying additional water sources that help support healthy wildlife populations, including deer, turkey, and small game. A newly built 30' x 42' metal building offers convenient storage for equipment and hunting gear. The building includes a 20' x 30' center area and two enclosed 12' x 30' bays with roll-up doors. Power and water are available along County Road 70, providing excellent potential for a future cabin or hunting camp. The Chickasaw 550 is a well-rounded property offering both immediate recreational enjoyment and future timber value.