Property Description

WELCOME TO THE HINDS 417, A RECREATIONAL PROPERTY LOCATED ALONG THE BIG BLACK RIVER, LESS THAN 30 MILES WEST OF THE JACKSON METRO AREA, IN HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. This 417.616± surveyed-acre property offers a combination of sizable acreage, privacy, improvements, hunting, fishing, and convenient access, making it a great year-round recreational property. With a comfortable family camp, equipment storage, established wildlife plots, miles of internal roads, and river frontage, the Hinds 417 is a turnkey opportunity for anyone looking for a recreational getaway in Central Mississippi. The property is located off Old Highway 80, and access begins with an automated gated entrance and approximately 3/4 mile of gravel driveway, providing privacy from the moment you arrive. At the heart of the property is a secluded cabin with red cedar exterior and pine interior, featuring four bedrooms and two bathrooms with a spacious great room and kitchen combination. The camp offers a welcoming front patio and a screened-in back porch overlooking a large backyard, making it an ideal place to relax after a day in the woods or on the water. Utilities include electricity, a private well, a septic system, and Starlink internet. For equipment and storage, the property includes a 60' x 40' equipment shed, providing plenty of room for tractors, ATVs, boats, and other recreational equipment. An additional old barn offers even more enclosed storage. If you are familiar with Mississippi hunting, you know the reputation of the Big Black River bottom. The rich, fertile soils, hardwood bottoms, big ridges, abundant cover, and large blocks of contiguous timber create exceptional wildlife habitat. The Hinds 417 features more than 6,000 feet of frontage along the east side of the Big Black River, giving the property a tremendous natural resource and recreational component. Another unique benefit is that less than 30% of the property is located within the FEMA flood zone, allowing the majority of the tract to remain accessible and usable even during periods of high water. The hunting setup is well established, with miles of internal roads leading to large wildlife plots, many of which are equipped with Redneck blinds and feeders. The timber was select cut approximately four years ago, creating an abundance of young growth and thick cover that should provide outstanding wildlife habitat for years to come. There are also pockets of older, mature timber scattered throughout, creating excellent locations for bowhunters looking to hunt transitions between thickets, fields, and food sources. Deer numbers along the Big Black River bottom are strong, and the combination of cover, food, and water provides the ingredients for an exceptional deer hunting property. Spring and summer bring another special feature to the Hinds 417: turkey hunting. From the back porch of the cypress camp, you can expect to hear turkeys gobbling throughout the spring. The current owners have improved the prope

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