The Saint Ann is near the Natchez Trace and the Yockanookany River, just north of Red Dog Road. This tract comprises 18-year-old pine timber that underwent its first timber thinning three years ago at age 15. Aside from having frontage on St. Ann Road, this property has an excellent internal trail system, leading you to various points and highlighting some of the property's unique features. A centrally located wildlife food plot is a great place to hunt and view the many wild game animals that frequent this property. Wild turkeys, whitetail deer, and small game are common here, with the tract only being approximately a mile to the east in the hills above the Yockanookany Swamp bottoms. A nice 3-4 acre hardwood bottom on the property's northeast corner has been a great bow hunting location for early-season hunts, and the turkeys love roosting on the edge hardwoods and the thinned pine timber! Lastly, this property is located only 30 miles from Canton and the intersection of the Natchez Trace and Highway 43 near the Ross Barnett Reservoir, making it quick and easy to access! Small hunting tracts with merchantable timber at this price point usually last only a short time, so give Tyler Alldread a call today to schedule a showing of the property! (SHOWINGS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY) OWNER/AGENT