Calhoun County Deer And Turkey Haven

Located just off Highway 341 in the Reid community of Calhoun County, this 180 acre tract offers a diverse mix of timber, terrain, and wildlife habitat in a convenient North Mississippi location. Located north of Vardaman, the property offers a mix of mature pine stands, hardwood timber, and a large creek system, which contribute to the tract's recreational appeal and habitat diversity. Access is provided through a gated entrance, leading into an established interior road network that allows travel throughout much of the property. These roads provide access to multiple areas of the tract and make navigating the property efficient for recreational use, property management, and habitat improvements. The timber composition includes mature pines and hardwood areas, creating a variety of cover and forage opportunities for wildlife. Several timbered sections across the property provide natural bedding and travel corridors, while the existing cleared areas offer locations suitable for food plots and wildlife management practices. The combination of timber types, open areas, and water sources contributes to a well-rounded habitat system across the property. One of the standout features is the large creek that runs through the tract. This water feature enhances the property's character while serving as a valuable resource for wildlife. The creek corridor, combined with the surrounding hardwoods and rolling topography, creates attractive natural features throughout the property. The terrain consists of appealing rolling topography that adds visual diversity and provides multiple habitat transitions. Elevation changes throughout the tract create a variety of landscape characteristics while supporting different timber types and wildlife use patterns. Whether used for hunting, recreation, timber management, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this Calhoun County property offers a strong combination of access, habitat diversity, timber resources, and natural features. The established road system, mature timber, creek frontage, food plot opportunities, and gated entrance all contribute to the tract's functionality and usability.