74 Acres Of Prime Recreational Land In Enterprise, MS
This 74-acre tract in Lauderdale County offers the kind of terrain that adds real value for hunting, habitat management, and long-term land use. Located in the Enterprise community, about 15 minutes southwest of Meridian, the property features rolling topography -creating a mix of ridgelines, drainages, and natural pinch points that support strong wildlife movement. The tract features rolling hills and full timber cover, with a mix of pine and hardwood species that create excellent habitat for whitetail deer and other native game. The elevation change across the tract creates ideal bedding areas, natural travel corridors, and multiple stand locations. Ridges and saddles cut across both sides of the property, providing opportunities for strategic setups. Thicker cover in the low-lying areas offers daytime security for whitetail deer, while the upper ground gives solid vantage points and dry access throughout the seasons. Access is a key advantage here. The land spans both sides of paved Burrage Rd and also fronts Goodwater Rd, a gravel road that cuts through the southern portion of the property. Gravel driveways are already in place on both sides of Burrage Rd, providing vehicle access to both sections of the tract. This is a raw, recreational property with nearby electrical power poles, providing a utility connection point if future improvements are desired. The surrounding land is primarily rural timberland, creating low-pressure hunting conditions and a quiet setting for outdoor use. With solid access, natural cover, and functional terrain, this tract offers true utility for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and land buyers looking for acreage in a well-located area of Lauderdale County. This is a straightforward, functional tract with the elevation and access that make a property truly usable. Whether your goal is hunting, land improvement, or holding acreage in a rural area with good road frontage, this tract checks the right boxes.
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