Here is an exceptional 288-acre tract in George County offering a rare combination of timber investment, wildlife habitat, recreational opportunity, accessibility, and long-term value. The property features an impressive and well-balanced timber profile, including approximately 94 acres of mature logs and chip-n-saw,, approximately 72 acres of old-growth pine, and around 42 acres of +/-18-year-old pine that has been recently thinned, The balance of the property is comprised of hardwoods, creating a diverse landscape with varying timber ages, species, and habitat throughout the tract. This diversity of timber creates an ideal environment for all native wildlife. The combination of mature timber, younger pine, old-growth stands, and hardwoods provides excellent bedding cover, travel corridors, feeding areas, and secluded habitat. Multiple fields are located throughout the property, offering numerous options for food plots and wildlife management. The property also borders the Pascagoula Wildlife Management Area, further enhancing its recreational and hunting appeal by placing an extensive area of additional wildlife habitat directly adjacent to the property. Accessibility is another major advantage of this property. The tract offers frontage along both Highway 26 and Frank Murphy Road, providing multiple access points and convenient connectivity to different portions of the property. Utilities are available, adding significant flexibility for future use and development. A well-established, crowned internal road system provides year-round access throughout the tract, allowing convenient access to timber stands, fields, hunting areas, and other portions of the property in all seasons. The mature logs and chip-n-saw, old-growth pine, recently thinned pine, and hardwoods provide a diverse timber resource with multiple management opportunities. A new owner can utilizea strategic timber management plan designed around their individual investment objectives, whether those objectives include generating future income, maintaining the timber as a long-term asset, enhancing wildlife habitat, or a combination of all three. Call for more information or to schedule a showing. Owner/agent The property's frontage, utilities, multiple access points, and established internal road system also provide the flexibility to explore a variety of future uses. With approximately 288 acres and frontage on two roadways, the property offers the ability to subdivide the acreage in a variety of configurations. Owner/agent
