Claiborne County Mississippi Timber Land for Sale

600-Acre Hunting Land with Timber Investment and Creeks in Big Buck & Turkey Country This dense game-populated property is located in the heart of Big Buck and Turkey country. This 600-Acre tract is very diverse, having mature hardwood and pine timber and also having a young pine plantation for...

Mississippi Timber Land with Creeks and Pond The land features a diverse mix of towering hardwood bottoms and beautiful pine stands, providing ideal wildlife habitat year-round. Flowing creeks and a pond add to the appeal, making this MS land with creeks and pond a rare find. Secluded Campsite for...

Greenwood Parks is a 2,313-Acre hardwood timberland tract positioned along Rodney Road in western Claiborne County, just 5 miles southwest of Port Gibson and one mile from the gates of Canemount WMA. This is historic Anderson-Tully ground-managed for hardwood production for more than a century and...

Welcome to this once in a lifetime legacy property that is a 984 acre tract located in the heart of Claiborne County, MS. With over 2.3 miles 12,150 feet of river frontage along the Little Bayou Pierre and 1.25 miles of paved road frontage on Highway 547, this tract stands out as one of the most...

WHY Hunting Ranch, Nestled IN The Heart OF Claiborne County, MS, Offers AN Exceptional Opportunity For Outdoor Enthusiasts And Hunters Alike. The 130 acre gated property features a mix of young planted pines and mature hardwoods along a scenic creek bed, providing diverse wildlife habitats. Enjoy a...

Hunting land for sale in Port Gibson, Mississippi. Welcome to the Cane Mount Ranch. The Cane Mount Ranch is 400+- acres with a brand new beautiful 1500+ sq ft barndominium with a screen porch and lean to overlooking a beautiful pasture. Being newly built the lodge has modern finishes and is...

This tract is in east central Claiborne County north of MS Highway 548 near Hermanville and is accessed via a deeded easement. There is one main ridge running north and south to the east fork of Booths Creek. The east and west sides drop into bottoms bordered by smaller spring fed branches that run...