000 Mississippi 9, Eupora, MS 39744 (MLS# 26-729)

The Pinnacle of the Big Black: 508-Acre Trophy Timber & Hunting Legacy Location: Choctaw & Webster Counties, MS (South of Eupora) Own a piece of one of Mississippi's most legendary hunting corridors. This 508-acre premier tract offers the rare trifecta of world-class recreation, mature timber investment, and 1.8 miles of Big Black River frontage. Properties in this basin are tightly held for a reason: the soil is richer, the genetics are better, and the heritage is unmatched. Elite Hunting & Recreation The Big Black River basin is the ''Gold Standard'' for Mississippi sportsmen. This property is a turnkey engine for outdoor adventure: Trophy Whitetails: Fertile river-bottom soils and natural browse produce the heavy-racked bucks the Big Black is famous for.

Supplements: Thunder on the Ridges: A thriving eastern wild turkey population with ideal hardwood roosting sites and strutting bottoms. Year-Round Water Access: 1.8 miles of scenic river frontage plus a private pond for fishing and seasonal waterfowl in the sloughs. Diverse Game: Abundant squirrel and rabbit populations for high-action small game hunting. Timber & Investment Value This isn't just a playground; it's a high-performing asset. Mature Stand: A mix of merchantable hardwoods and pine timber. Ready to Manage: Includes an approved timber management plan and a recent timber cruise (available for serious inquiries). Conservation Legacy: Protected by a Conservation Easement, ensuring this wild landscape remains pristine for generations while providing potential tax advantages. Strategic Location Tucked away for total privacy, yet perfectly positioned near North Mississippi's hubs: Starkville (MSU): 26 miles Winona: 28 miles Columbus: 49 miles Madison/Jackson Metro: 89 miles Why this tract? It is rare to find over 500 contiguous acres that offer both high-yield timber and "bucket-list" hunting quality. Whether you are looking for a family legacy property or a strategic land investment, this Big Black River tract stands in a league of its own.