This 240-acre tract in New Albany, MS offers a unique opportunity for hunters, nature lovers, or anyone seeking a peaceful rural retreat. The tract is part of the Lone Star bottom soils and features Urbo and Arkabutla silt loams, offering potential for agricultural conversion and good conditions for wildlife, producing some impressive racks! Frequent sightings of turkey, ducks, and deer are common. During wetter months, seasonal ponds fill, creating sloughs that attract waterfowl. The land was clear cut over a year ago, with select bottomland hardwoods remaining and natural timber regrowth underway. Mud Creek flows adjacent to the property from the Little Tallahatchie River, further supporting the wetland habitat and enhancing waterfowl hunting opportunities.