Welcome to 79.20 acres +/- of exceptional Mississippi Delta hunting land in Sharkey County, located where the Big Sunflower and Little Sunflower Rivers meet. This property offers the kind of river-bottom hunting experience that outdoor enthusiasts dream about, combining mature hardwood timber, over one mile of river frontage, turnkey hunting improvements, and income-producing CRP. The location is especially appealing, with the property sitting just a couple hundred yards from thousands of acres of agricultural crop ground. Soybeans and corn are planted annually in the surrounding fields, providing an excellent food source and helping maximize the potential of the local deer herd. The tract features more than three miles of interior woods roads that wind through the mature hardwoods, providing access throughout the property and making it easy to reach hunting stands, food plots, and riverfront areas. A cleared campsite area with utilities available is also in place, offering an ideal location for a hunting camp or weekend getaway. This property is truly ready to go for the upcoming hunting season. A brand-new box stand, feeder, and freshly planted food plot are already in place, giving you the opportunity to start enjoying the property without having to build your hunting setup from the ground up. The CRP program provides annual income, creating an added investment component while maintaining the recreational value of the property. Whether your focus is deer, duck, turkey, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this tract offers a unique combination of recreation and income. For those wanting even more access to the outdoors, the property is located just minutes from the approximately 55,000-acre Delta National Forest, known for its exceptional deer, duck, and turkey hunting opportunities. The approximately 25,000-acre Panther Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is also only about 15 minutes away, putting more than 80,000 acres of public hunting opportunities practically at your doorstep. With 79.20 acres +/- of mature hardwoods, over one mile of river frontage, extensive interior woods roads, CRP income, available utilities, a turnkey hunting setup, nearby crop fields, and incredible access to public hunting land, this Sharkey County tract offers an outstanding opportunity to own your own piece of the Mississippi Delta.
Looking for your own camp in the Mississippi South Delta? Lot 5, part of Deer Creek Farms, is +/- 8.5 surveyed acres located along Omega Rd just off Hwy 61. From Omega Rd, a long winding limestone-graveled driveway leads to the camp area. Property has an approximately 870' ft beautifully finished elevated cabin with a 10x24 porch. Situated off the county road and overlooking the farmland along Deer Creek, the cabin provides seclusion and great Delta sunset views. This tract is conveniently located near Delta National Forest, Panther Swamp, Twin Oaks, Sunflower WMA, Lake George and other public hunting and fishing opportunities the MS Delta offers. Minutes from Rolling Fork and Vicksburg.Here is a chance to own a small tract located right in the middle of the most highly sought after areas for public land hunting and recreational opportunities in the Mississippi South Delta!
IF YOU'RE SEARCHING FOR A DEER AND DUCK HUNTING PROPERTY IN THESOUTHERN PORTION OF THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA, THE SHARKEY 256.11 IS WORTH A LOOK. Situated in south Sharkey County, this 256.11+/- acre property offers an exceptional combination of prime hunting opportunities. Located roughly eight miles east of Onward and Highway 61, you are right in the heart of one of Mississippi's best hunting areas. Just ten miles east of the Mississippi River and two miles west of the Delta National Forest, the property is also adjacent to the Theodore Roosevelt National Wildlife Refuge, ensuring outstanding wildlifenumbers year after year. Access is provided via an easement off Priddy Road.The Sharkey 256.11 is enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), with the easement dating back to 1997 and plantings established in 1998. The property is well-designed with large,established food plots and an extensive trail system throughout. Water features are a key asset, including a duck impoundment with a water control structure, as well as frontage along CoonBayou and the False River, providing additional water sources for wildlife.Since 2017, the focus has been on deer hunting, with five Redneck Blinds strategically positioned over food plots and timber lanes. The hunting history speaks for itself, producing positive results season after season. If duck hunting is your passion, the location and layout offer everything needed to develop a premier waterfowl spot of your own.Tracts of this size in this location are a rare find--the Sharkey 256.11 is definitely worth considering!
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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Rolling Fork is located in Mississippi. Rolling Fork, Mississippi has a population of 2,311. Rolling Fork is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.03% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.45%.
The median household income in Rolling Fork, Mississippi is $38,558. The median household income for the surrounding county is $38,977 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Rolling Fork is 35.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 56.5 inches per year, with 0.2 inches of snow per year.
