Hunting Land With Cabin, Located Only 6 Miles West of Madison...
183 +/- acres located at Pocahontas, east of Highway 49, at the intersection of Joe Coker Road and Lanewood Road
Two story cabin constructed in 2006: +/- 1227sf heated & cooled living space; Downstairs - open floor plan with living area, kitchen, bathroom, stained & scored concrete floors, 530 sf enclosed equipment storage area with electric roll-up door; Upstairs - 2 bedrooms and half bath; central heat and air, 10 x 24 covered front porch area, metal roof, cedar exterior siding and 15 x 20 covered area for additional equipment storage
1.5 acre pond with fishing pier
extraordinary hunting habitat consisting of merchantable and pre-merchantable timber, thickets, fields and wildlife food plots
extensive and well maintained internal road system
level topography
70 +/- acres of mature hardwood timber that includes a significant stand of Swamp Chestnut Oak
60 +/- acres of 17 year old planted...
60 +/- acres of 17 year old planted timber consisting of Water, Swamp Chestnut, Nutall, Cherry Bark, Overcup, Sawtooth and Gobbler Sawtooth Oaks, Bald Cypress, Autumn Olive, French Mulberry and Persimmon trees
10 +/- acres of 17 year old plantation pine planted as buffers
18 +/- acre field located in the heart of the Property (planted with clover and millet) is an exceptional area for wildlife congregation
Limekiln Creek is the west boundary of the Property and a natural travel corridor for game
location and diversity of habitat provides for terrific deer and turkey hunting
Property is located in northeast Hinds County, 2 miles west of the Madison County line, 6 miles west of the City of Madison City Limits and 3.5 miles south of Flora
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