Description
Delta Cropland & Hunting - Big Buck Country on the Nash Road Farm! Located about 10 miles west of Batesville, this property is the perfect mix of hardwoods and crop ground. This tract is actually one of two that total 157 AC. This 77-acre block is on the corner of Nash Road and Seven Road and is on the east side of Nash and the north side of Seven. It's about a 50/50 mix of open farm ground and hardwoods (about 38 AC of each), with tons of oaks all over the property. Generate some income, and enjoy year-round hunting on your own land. There are plenty of whitetails, turkeys, small game, plus great set-ups for big dove fields. It's an easy drive with just 15 minutes to I-55, an hour from Memphis, and 45 minutes to Ole Miss. There's an old road system running through it that can easily be shaped back up for better access. The property is not enrolled in a CRP or WRP program, so trees are able to be cut, if desired. We were able to drive a double cab Can-Am right through the old trail, and we saw lots of deer signs and spotted a black fox squirrel while we were there, among many others. Community Water is available in the area with the Enon Locke Station & Curtis Water Association. Electricity is available with TVEPA. Fiber optic internet is also available in the area through TVI-Fiber.
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Description
Delta Cropland & Hunting - Big Buck Country on the Nash Road Farm! Located about 10 miles west of Batesville, this property is the perfect mix of hardwoods and crop ground. This tract is actually one of two that total 157 AC. This 77-acre block is on the corner of Nash Road and Seven Road and is on the east side of Nash and the north side of Seven. It's about a 50/50 mix of open farm ground and hardwoods (about 38 AC of each), with tons of oaks all over the property. Generate some income, and enjoy year-round hunting on your own land. There are plenty of whitetails, turkeys, small game, plus great set-ups for big dove fields. It's an easy drive with just 15 minutes to I-55, an hour from Memphis, and 45 minutes to Ole Miss. There's an old road system running through it that can easily be shaped back up for better access. The property is not enrolled in a CRP or WRP program, so trees are able to be cut, if desired. We were able to drive a double cab Can-Am right through the old trail, and we saw lots of deer signs and spotted a black fox squirrel while we were there, among many others. Community Water is available in the area with the Enon Locke Station & Curtis Water Association. Electricity is available with TVEPA. Fiber optic internet is also available in the area through TVI-Fiber.