1,060± acres in Yazoo County with 1.7± miles of Big Black River frontage. Just 25 minutes from Madison, this property offers size, timber, proven hunting, and a historic Southern home that ties it all together. The main 955± acre tract sits along the Big Black River and is loaded with habitat. It includes 625± acres of mature hardwood timber that hasn't been touched in decades, and 170± acres of thinned hardwoods (cut 20+ years ago) that now provide excellent bedding and browse. There's also 75± acres of plantation pine, made up of pulpwood and chip-n-saw,saw logs, and 130± acres of food plots and open ground that are already in place and producing. Internal roads and access points are well laid out for both equipment and hunting setups. Roughly 2 miles west, the 105± acre homesite includes the Rosedale Plantation home, built around 1891 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's about 3,000 sq ft with original woodwork, tall ceilings, and a classic Southern front porch. Whether you're using it as a full-time residence, hunting lodge, or family retreat, the setting is private, quiet, and loaded with character. The wildlife is the real deal. No bucks under 5.5 years old have been taken in the last four seasons. There's a solid trail cam history, strong deer numbers, and plenty of turkeys. In one morning during the 2024 spring season, 7 gobblers were heard from a single listening spot in the river bottom. 2025 was just as good. A detailed timber and wildlife plan is already drawn up and available upon request. It covers food plot expansion, selective timber work, road building, and other improvements aimed at long-term land enhancement for both habitat and hunting. You don't find many places like this—over 1,000 acres with river frontage, mature hardwoods, managed pine, and a historic plantation home all in one offering. Shown by appointment only.