$192,500

50 acres · Barnacre Rd, Batesville, MS 38606 · Panola County

Price

$192,500

Acreage

50 acres

Per acre

$3,850

County

Panola County

On market

78 days

Status

Active

TimberHuntingPasture & farm

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About this land

This 50-acre tract in Panola County offers an outstanding combination of productive wildlife habitat, mature timber, and excellent hunting opportunities. The property's gently rolling topography features scenic ridges and natural elevation changes that not only enhance its beauty but also create ideal travel corridors for deer and other game. The timber is comprised of mature hardwoods, including impressive old-growth oak trees, mixed with healthy pine stands. Evidence of previous select harvesting has encouraged a diverse understory, creating exceptional bedding cover while maintaining a quality timber component. Several established openings are already in place and are well suited for food plots, requiring minimal preparation before planting. Surrounded by hundreds of acres of productive farmland, this property serves as a natural sanctuary for wildlife, providing the security, cover, and natural food sources that keep deer and turkey on the tract throughout the year. Young persimmon trees are scattered across the property, adding another valuable seasonal food source that enhances its wildlife appeal. A large, well-positioned shooting house is already in place, overlooking multiple shooting lanes that are ready to be tilled and planted. If you're searching for an affordable hunting property with mature timber, diverse habitat, and excellent potential in Panola County, this is a tract that deserves your attention before hunting season arrives.