Wahalak 403 Acres

The Wahalak tract is located northeast Kemper County near the Wahalak Community. It is northwest of Scooba and south of Shuqualak. It consists of 403 total acres which is entirely forested. It contains a mixture of 2/3s productive pine plantations, and 1/3 hardwood stands and stream side management zones. This makes for a balanced portfolio of an income producing timber investment and excellent recreational property. Recreational tracts have experienced steady price appreciation which is expected to continue as more people are looking for their own get-a-way spot. This tract is enhanced by the fact Wahalak Creek traverses the northern half of the property. Timber stand conditions in 2026 consist of: Stand Type est year Age Acres 1 lob plt 2008 18 38 2 lob plt 2010 16 38 3 lob plt 2016 10 39 4 hdwd 2021 5 90 5 lob plt 2014 12 42 6 lob plt 2020 6 97 7 smz 1986 40 35 8 hdwd 2014 12 10 9 other 14 Land 403 Three soil types are found on the property: Houlka Silty Clay (Ho) site index for cherry bark oak is 105 feet Kipling Silty Clay (KpA) site index 90 for loblolly pine and cherrybark Mayhew Silt Loam 0-2% slope (MeA) loblolly site index 90 All three of the soils are well suited for timber production and are rated highly for wildlife habitat. Access is via a permanent easement that leads out of the northwest corner of the tract. there is also a timber company road that touches the south west corner of the property. Property is best seen by appointment with the broker, Steve Butler 601-955-7568