Located 4 miles west of Camden on Loring Road (paved), this exceptional 200 +/- acre recreational and hunting property offers the perfect blend of turnkey improvements, diverse wildlife habitat, and convenient access from the Jackson metro area. Only 40 minutes from the City of Madison, this property is ideally suited for a family retreat, hunting camp, and investment tract. A gated and graveled entrance leads to a 1,200 +/- square foot barndominium that was constructed in 2023. The barndominium features an open floor plan designed for living and equipment storage, along with one full bathroom and modern utility infrastructure including underground electricity, community water, propane, Starlink internet, and a security camera system. Outdoor amenities include a covered grilling area and a firepit on the lawn behind the barndominium. This provides an ideal, functional, and scenic setting for entertaining family and guests after a day outdoors. Additional improvements include two steel Conex storage containers, consisting of one 40-foot container with electrical power installed and one 20-foot container, providing ample secure storage for equipment, tools, and hunting gear. From a hunting standpoint, this tract is truly awesome. The property features tremendous deer and turkey hunting habitat with a highly diverse mix of timber age classes, dense bedding cover, forage, native browse, and water sources that hosts an abundance of game. Heavy timber throughout consists of hardwood timber, creek bottom hardwoods, and compartments of plantation pine timber, including scattered stands of 10-year-old pines and a 25 +/- acre stand of mature pine timber that is more than 30 years old. Hobuck Creek traverses the property, creating an exceptional wildlife travel corridor while enhancing both the habitat diversity and natural beauty of the tract. The gentle topography and well improved roads provide excellent accessibility throughout. Numerous large established food plots are strategically located to maximize hunting opportunities. This tract is equipped for comfortable hunting enjoyment with 5 Redneck Brand shooting houses, 2 large custom-built shooting houses, and 2 Ranch King elevated blinds. In addition, there are metal ladder stands and approximately 10 steel wildlife feeders situated throughout the tract. Another wonderful property feature is the beautiful 3 +/- acre fishing pond stocked with bass and bream that provides year-round recreational enjoyment. Improved properties such as this are becoming more difficult to obtain. This is a great opportunity to acquire a well developed and phenomenal whitetail and turkey hunting property in Madison County.
60+/- Acres - Prime Location Just Off I-55 in Pickens, MSExceptional 60+/-acre tract located seconds from Interstate 55 in Pickens, Mississippi. Easy on/off highway access with excellent visibility and convenience. Property can be sub-divided into minimum of 5 acre blocks. Water and power are available at the road, making this parcel ready for development or personal use. Versatile rural land offering open areas and natural Mississippi terrain--ideal for a private estate, recreational property, homestead, or future investment. Quiet country setting with quick access to I-55 for commuting. Affordable acreage in a growing corridor.
+/-5.6 Acre open lot located on Hwy 51 just North of Way Road. Aprox. dimensions are 200x1200'. There is a 2,400SF open storage shed on the property.
This 26-acre tract has all the ingredients to make it a premium hunting opportunity. Located approximately 5 miles southeast of Pickens in North Madison County, the property sits just 2 miles from the Big Black River, an area well known for its mineral-rich soil that has helped produce some of the largest whitetail bucks in the state. This tract is off of Old Highway 51 with a legal deeded access to the property. This property consists of a mix of pine and hardwood throughout. There is a great road system throughout this property with multiple other areas to expand some food plots. The property features an 8′ x 8′ x 8′ elevated shooting house that overlooks five well-established shooting lanes. The stand is positioned 10 feet off the ground, includes a handicap-accessible ramp for safe entry, and offers a true 360-degree view. The shooting house is equipped with built-in solar panels for electricity, a propane tank for heat, and a spacious interior.Also included is a 28-foot off-grid travel trailer capable of sleeping up to five people, making it ideal for weekend hunts or extended stays. The property is fully off-grid, with no running water or on-site electricity, offering a quiet, secluded hunting experience.
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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Pickens is located in Mississippi. Pickens, Mississippi has a population of 1,281. Pickens is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.14% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 14.36%.
The median household income in Pickens, Mississippi is $29,145. The median household income for the surrounding county is $24,958 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Pickens is 34.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 54.8 inches per year, with 0.2 inches of snow per year.
