Lets start with the north side. You will find approximately 370.62 acres in WRE. The northernmost section, encompassing 165 acres, was developed in 2018; the southeast section of 155 acres was developed in 2014; and the southwest section of 50.62 acres was developed in 2024. The difference in development time frames should make the recreational potential stand out more than a tract enrolled at once. Some areas are still grassy with young trees, some are super thick with five-to-ten-year-old trees, and some have mature timber. You will also see eight wildlife plot areas in place and ready for planting. This diversity will allow wildlife to thrive, particularly whitetails, as they have everything they need right here. From a duck hunting standpoint, the north side of the road features five duck hole areas with flood control structures in place. Additionally, the northern boundary joins a sizable tract of federal and state land that can extend hunting opportunities even further to the north. This area looks to have great habitat for whitetails, increasing the odds of holding those mature deer closer to the main tract. Another high note is the 4.4 acre home site along Highway 448 and an unencumbered area of mature timber totaling approximately 56 acres.

Now, lets focus on the south side. Most of the WRE area (372.38 acres) also went into WRE in multiple stages: 127 acres in 2004 and 245.38 acres in 2024. Five wildlife plots are in place, ranging from 1.1 acres to 3 acres, ready for planting. The older growth timber along the southern boundary allows for immediate bow hunting opportunities with one hidden duck hole surrounded by timber. For additional duck hunting, there are five duck hole areas that were strategically placed within the most recent WRE area just waiting for those cold winter months. This portion offers a great road system with multiple entrance points from the north and south. Lastly, along the southeast portion of the property, you will find another 63 acres of unencumbered land that would also make a great build site tucked away from most of the property.

If youre accustomed to hunting Mississippi Delta CRP and WRE areas, you already have an idea of how the hunting will be in the coming years. Zoom out on the map, and you will notice the property is the southern portion of the big timber/farmland mixed block with multiple drainage corridors for wildlife travel. This area is known for producing trophy deertake a look at the pictures! To date, the biggest deer was 170+ inches, taken during the 2024/2025 season, with a 167-inch buck taken in the 2023/2024 season. This place can grow them!

The Sunflower 870 enjoys ample road frontage along the north and south sides of Highway 448 and the north side of Hodges Road, allowing for multiple entrances. Numerous access points can be extremely important when slipping in and out of the property from a pressure standpoint. If you are looking for a place to build a cabin, there are multiple entrance points along both roads previously mentioned to enter the unencumbered areas. The utility providers in this area include Delta EPA and FMH Water Association INC. This tract is conveniently located 23 miles east of the Mississippi River, 90 miles northwest of Jackson, and 115 miles southwest of Memphis, TN.

If you have been on the hunt for a sizable Mississippi Delta recreational tract, give ua a call today to schedule your private tour of the Sunflower 870!