Trophy hunting tract located in the Goodman community of Holmes County. This proven income-producing farm boasts big bucks and a CRP contract that pays $3,797 annually until 2032. Additionally there is a 14x32ft building that can be used as a camp house. Established food plots, internal roads and a small stock pond round out this great property. Take a look at the harvest history and come land your dream property before hunting season. Goodman is a town in southeastern Holmes County, Mississippi, United States. Per the 2020 census, the population was 1,258. Goodman is located, west of the Big Black River. U.S. Route 51 passes through the center of town, leading northeast 8 miles to Durant and southwest 7 miles to Pickens. Mississippi Highway 14 crosses US 51 near the center of town, leading east 25 miles to Kosciusko and west 11 miles to Ebenezer. Highway 14 intersects Interstate 55 3 miles west of the center of Goodman, at Exit 146. I-55 leads south 50 miles to Jackson, the state capital, and north 158 miles to Memphis, Tennessee. Goodman, Mississippi, is known for its excellent hunting land, particularly for whitetail deer and turkey. The area is located within the Big Black River corridor, which is renowned for producing trophy-sized whitetails. Additionally, Goodman offers opportunities for hunting small game and dove, and some properties even include areas for fishing. Don't miss out on this opportunity. Call your favorite realtor for a private showing of this property today!