This 354-acre hunting property in Copiah County is built for serious deer and turkey hunters. Located near Hazlehurst, it combines size, habitat, infrastructure, and access to deliver a turn-key setup for recreation and wildlife management. The land is gated at the main entrance and features a solid internal road system that reaches all corners of the tract. Whether you're driving a truck or running a side-by-side, the roads and trails make it easy to navigate across the property in all seasons. Eight established food plots are strategically placed and tied into a diverse habitat mix, giving wildlife access to food, cover, and water across the property. Turkey Creek runs through the middle of the tract, providing a year-round water source and a natural travel corridor for deer and turkeys. A hard-bottom crossing allows easy vehicle access across the creek, and the surrounding terrain includes natural funnels and pinch points that support consistent game movement. This property offers a mix of bedding and transition areas for deer and other wildlife. The property comes fully outfitted with five brand-new Redneck blinds, each paired with feeders, as well as three new ladder stands. The layout and access make it easy to hunt in different wind directions or rotate stand pressure throughout the season. Two camps are already in place-ideal for hosting guests, separating family groups, or staging hunting trips. A skinning rack, a barn, and a utility shed are also on site for storing equipment and handling game. Whether you're managing whitetails, targeting spring gobblers, or just looking for a large recreational tract that's ready to go, this property checks the boxes. It's rare to find a property of this size and setup in Copiah County with this level of access, hunting infrastructure, and terrain diversity.
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