Tucked away in Moss, just 20 minutes north of Laurel and its vibrant downtown, this 296-acre tract offers the kind of balance that's getting harder to find.
Behind locked gates, a well-established internal road system makes it easy to move across the property. Multiple established food plots are already in place and thoughtfully positioned, creating strong hunting setups while supporting the area's thriving deer and turkey populations. The habitat diversity here stands out. A healthy mix of timber, open ground, and natural transition areas that hold wildlife year-round.
Frontage along Tallahoma Creek adds both beauty and dependable water to the landscape, naturally enhancing wildlife movement across the property.
In addition to the deer and turkey hunting, there are multiple large duck holes that create excellent waterfowl opportunities. These areas add another dimension to the recreational value, allowing you to enjoy the property throughout the season rather than just during peak rut.
The pine plantation offers long-term investment potential with future timber returns, while still supporting outstanding recreational use today.
Private, diverse, and turnkey, this Moss tract is well-suited for the buyer who wants strong hunting, solid access, and long-term upside, all within an easy drive of Laurel.