The Duncan Creek 240
Description
The Duncan Creek 240 consists of 30-year-old pine timber in Calhoun County, approximately 3.5 miles east of Highway 9 at Pittsboro. As its name states, Duncan Creek traverses the property and provides a great water source and travel corridor for wildlife. Wild turkeys and whitetail deer are abundant on this property and surrounding properties. This tract is predominately pine but has some nice hardwoods along the creek and in patches in and around the property. A nice internal trail system leads through the property to various food plots and hunting locations. The topography is gently rolling outside of the creek bottom. Surrounded mainly by timber company land, a graveled Weyerhaeuser Timber Company road accesses the tract. If you are looking for a great-priced timber investment and hunting property, please call Tyler Alldread to schedule a showing!
9 miles from Bruce
30 miles from Grenada Lake
40 miles from Oxford
60 miles from Starkville
127 miles from Greenville
Amenities
Agriculture and Farming
Agricultural Uses
- Timber
Number of Acres of Timber
- 240
Land
Activities
- Camping
- Conservation
- Fishing
- Horseback Riding
- Hunting
- Off-roading
Fish
- Bass
- Bream
- Sunfish
Game
- Ducks
- Quail
- Turkey
- Whitetail Deer
Lot Description
- Acreage
- Creek
- Heavily Treed
- Planted Forest
Present Use
- Hunting/Fishing
- Timber
Proposed Use
- Hunting/Fishing
- Timber
Surface Rights
- All
Topography
- Bottom
- Rolling
- Sloped