Overall, the property offers a variety of features. The primary trail is nearly 3 miles, stretching from the southern to northern border along a scenic ridge. Additionally, there are numerous internal trails that branch off and navigate across the rolling terrain. There are approximately 95 acres of 10+/- year old pine, with the remaining acreage consisting of one to three-year-old planted plantation pine, open cutover, and beautiful stream management zones (SMZs). The anchor of the property is the established watershed lake, covering 25 acres, fed by the live-running Hanna Creek.

From a recreational viewpoint, the property caters well to both deer and turkey hunters, as well as those looking to fish and trail ride. The land is in an area known to have good deer and turkey numbers. The rolling terrain, coupled with the current habitat and expansive acreage, gives you the option to create a wildlife haven. You will find multiple locations to develop fall food plots and plenty of areas for turkeys to roost. Outside of hunting season, enjoy fishing in the lake, riding across the miles of internal trails, or exploring the creeks and streams. If you are looking from an investment avenue, the large acreage affords you the opportunity for periodic timber harvests and hunting leases to help create an additional income stream.

Hanna Creek also features potential sites for homes or cabins, allowing for a customizable setup. Whether you envision a permanent residence, weekend lodge, or a cluster of cabins, enjoy the convenience of privacy while being roughly 20 minutes south of Oxford. Large acreage properties in this part of the state can be hard to find. Be sure to explore what Hanna Creek has to offer today!