WELCOME TO THE QUITMAN 80 LOCATED JUST 1.5 MILES WEST OF MARKS, IN THE HEART OF THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA. This 80+/- acre Quitman County tract is made upof hardwood timber, CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) timberland, old wildlife plots areas, and a natural slough. This property has thickets, open timber areas, and is bordered by ag land on the north and east sides. This can be a deadly combination for Mississippi Delta whitetailhunting. The CRP area is 24.20+/- acres paying $3,638/annually through 2032. The older wildlife plot areas could easily be reclaimed with a mulcher in no time. The old slough has produced good duck hunts over the years, even without planting. Upon initial inspection, there were plenty of mudflats that could be planted in rice or millet to attract more birds in the wintering months.Clayton Road looks to dead-end at the property making it that perfect, secluded tract that most hunters long for. The hunting in this general area is known for great deer genetics and good ducknumbers with favorable weather. The utility providers in this area include Entergy Mississippi,INC and Big Field Water Association (appears to stop at the eastern property line). The entire property is located within the FEMA flood plain. The Quitman 80 is conveniently located one hour west of Oxford and approximately 85 minutes southwest of Memphis, TN. If you have been looking for a Mississippi Delta deer and duck tract with income, come check this out.
WELCOME TO THE QUITMAN 37.4 LOCATED JUST WEST OF MARKS, MS IN THE HEART OF THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA. This tract is made up of almost 100% tillable ground (36.10+/- Acres according to FSA) currently planted in cotton. The dry land soils are primarily Class 2 & 3. This farm tract has a long-time farming tenant, but the current lease expires after the 2024 planting season. The farm enjoys 1,600+ frontage feet along the west side of Clayton Road with multiple access points. The utilities in this area are provided by Entergy Mississippi(Electric) & Big Field Water Association. Approximately 50% to 60% of the property is located within the FEMA Flood Zone. The deer hunting in this area is excellent and with some plantedbuffers along the public road, this property would be no different (check out the trail camera photos).If you have been looking for a small farm to add to your agricultural practice, a small investment to add to your portfolio,or a satellite farm with recreational opportunities, come check this out.
This 85+/- acre property is situated off Highway 3 approximately 20 miles east of Clarksdale and 55 miles west of Oxford. The property is in the heart of the Mississippi Flyway and is attractively located 1.5 miles west of O'Keefe WMA and 25 miles northwest of York Woods. Recently enrolled in WRE(trees not planted yet). This place has a lot of natural swags so the 33 acre duck hole fills up with just litte rainfall. If you want a different approach, the majority of this tract is encompassed by nearly two miles of a natural slough! Not only does this provide a nearby water source, but it also offers waterfowl habitat and a place to hunt, even when it freezes! When it comes to deer, everyone knows the Delta's history of producing high-caliber whitetails. This tract will get better every year!! Don't miss out on this one. Owner/Broker
Welcome to Quitman 559.1 located just west of Marks, in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. At first glance, you're probably thinking ''this tract is too close to town to be good hunting''. Honestly, it crossed my mind before my evaluation with the sellers. Well, the Quitman 559.1 will fool you. This area is known for producing trophy bucks, a high deer density, and the duck hunting can be as good as any, when ducks are here. I personally have a few buddies who own land and hunt the area and they have as good of hunting as you can ask for, in the Delta. As you ride, you will quickly notice that this farm is no different, being home to tons of good deer and a great area for the wintering waterfowl. The 559.1 is made up of thickets, CRP (56.21+/- acres paying $7,767 through 2031, 132.60+/- acres paying $13,174 through 2033, 35.95+/- acres paying $3,108 through 2034), beautiful sloughs, wildlife plots, and hardwood strips - the perfect recipe for a wildlife paradise. Eight wildlife plots were strategically placed years ago and are now attracting big deer numbers during the fall/winter. As a bonus, a big pipeline splits the property northeast to southwest, adding two more plots and making some great long shot deer hunting opportunities. You will find six box stands overlooking plots and ready to hunt. The owners only killed one buck off the property during the 2023/2024 season so there should be some absolute studs in the 2024/2025 season (see trail camera pictures). When you zoom-out on the aerial map, you can see more deer thickets on the west side and duck areas on the east side. The east side of the property has six or seven duck hunting sloughs, depending on rainfall, with old blinds in place. However, the current owners usually just stand by trees to utilize the wind direction for that day. There is an electric well on the far east side that can flood three of the duck holes. There are four water-controlled structures in place on the property. Believe it or not, the occasional turkey will show up on camera every now and then, but I wouldn't claim this to be a big turkey hunting tract. Right across the street from the land is the camp house, on approximately 1.7 acres. Under roof is 6,300+/- square feet with roughly 2,500 square feet of that being heated and cooled. The built-out area consists of six private bedrooms, six and half baths, a great room/kitchen combo, and a wader room. The remaining portion of the building is enclosed storage for your rangers, decoys, ice machine, and hunting equipment. The utilities include power, city water, natural gas, septic sewer, Sparklight internet, and Dish TV. Outside, you will see a 40x39 pole barn for your tractors and other implements with a huge gravel parking area. The entire camp area is fenced in. If you have been on the hunt for a Mississippi Delta deer and duck combo with lodging in place, I would add the Quitman 559.1 to your list of tours.
If you are in the market for a diverse timber tract look no further. Beautiful open hardwood timber, cane brakes, and thickets are scattered throughout the property. With approximately 45 acres of large mature timber and 45 acres of younger thick stands of timber the wildlife have plenty of diversity in the habitat. The property boasts several different species of massive oaks as well as a creek. Deer need food, cover, and water to thrive and the Quitman 90.2 has it all. The property is a blank canvas with options to put in roads and food plots in strategic locations. Transitions from open hardwoods to thickets make several natural points ideal for stand locations. Access from Hwy 6 to the north and Jossell Rd to the south make access with any wind direction attainable without disturbing the wildlife. The Ms Delta is a premier big buck destination and the Quitman 90.2 is right in the middle of the action. It lays 1.5 miles east of the Coldwater river and 10 miles north of Okeefe WMA. The famed York Woods are 15 miles to the southeast. Directions from Marks, Ms : from the intersection of Hwy 6 and Hwy 3 travel east on Hwy 6 0.8 miles. Turn right onto Jossell Rd. Travel 0.9 miles and the property will be on both sides of the road.
Andrea D. Conner, License 22561, Xome Inc., License 21183, [email protected], 844-400-XOME (9663), 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Marks is located in Mississippi. Marks, Mississippi has a population of 1,539. Marks is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 9.55% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 16.26%.
The median household income in Marks, Mississippi is $32,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $25,783 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Marks is 48.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 91.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 54.7 inches per year, with 1 inches of snow per year.
