Hunting Land with
For Sale
$875,000
214 Cook Cobb Road, Camden, MS 39045
A varied tract combines timber, pasture, wildlife improvements, on-site lodging, and working equipment.
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Active
Property subtype
Land
Listing Agency:
Tom Smith Land & Homes
(601) 898-2772
Listed By:
Tom N Smith · License #B19359
(601) 454-9397
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Brittbarnes
Added: Sep 17
Changed: Oct 30
Last Checked: Oct 29 at 6:34PM
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This approximately 205-acre hunting property in Madison County includes about 29 acres of rolling pasture, roughly 110 acres of pine pole timber, and approximately 50 acres of mature hardwoods. An approximately 11-acre area is identified as a potential lake site, and Hobuck Creek runs through the hardwoods. Improvements include seven food plots, seven shooting houses, four Boss Buck feeders, a Redneck Condo, two Shadow Hunter blinds, and three Hunter Condos. Internal roads with directional signs provide routes across the tract.
Lodging consists of a 2023 34-foot Cherokee Limited camper that sleeps up to six, with a full kitchen, appliances, DirectTV, and an outdoor kitchen and bar. A 12-by-16 deck and a separate guest cabin with shower facilities and sleeping space for two add to the accommodations. Other improvements include a 60-by-40 steel truss barn with water at each corner, a covered and lighted game cleaning shed, and a 16-by-16 fire pit area. A 40-horsepower Mahindra tractor, attachments, a Club Car golf cart, and a Honda Foreman four-wheeler are included. The property is approximately 35 minutes from Canton.
Lodging consists of a 2023 34-foot Cherokee Limited camper that sleeps up to six, with a full kitchen, appliances, DirectTV, and an outdoor kitchen and bar. A 12-by-16 deck and a separate guest cabin with shower facilities and sleeping space for two add to the accommodations. Other improvements include a 60-by-40 steel truss barn with water at each corner, a covered and lighted game cleaning shed, and a 16-by-16 fire pit area. A 40-horsepower Mahindra tractor, attachments, a Club Car golf cart, and a Honda Foreman four-wheeler are included. The property is approximately 35 minutes from Canton.
Key Highlights
- Approximately 205± acres in Madison County, with about 29 acres of pasture, 110 acres of pine pole timber, and 50 acres of mature hardwoods
- Hobuck Creek passes through hardwoods; approximately 11‑acre potential lake site
- Wildlife setup includes seven food plots, seven shooting houses, four Boss Buck feeders, two Shadow Hunter blinds, three Hunter Condos, and a Redneck Condo
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Demographics for 39045, MS
1,261
Population
653
Households
1.9
Avg Household Size
45
Median Age
12%
College-Educated
89%
High-School Grad
111.4 sq mi
ZIP Area
11
Density / Sq Mi
$39,075
Median Household Income
$23,945
Median Earnings
$888
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What type of property is this?
Hunting land - A varied tract combines timber, pasture, wildlife improvements, on-site lodging, and working equipment.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at 214 Cook Cobb Road Camden, MS.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $875,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Approximately 205± acres in Madison County, with about 29 acres of pasture, 110 acres of pine pole timber, and 50 acres of mature hardwoods; Hobuck Creek passes through hardwoods; approximately 11‑acre potential lake site; Wildlife setup includes seven food plots, seven shooting houses, four Boss Buck feeders, two Shadow Hunter blinds, three Hunter Condos, and a Redneck Condo
