Holloman Tract 1374, Yazoo County, MS

Big Black River Timber Tract A large-scale recreational retreat offering hardwood timber diversity, extensive river frontage, and established infrastructure. The Holloman Tract is built for hunters and families seeking privacy, scale, and a legacy ownership opportunity along the Big Black River. Description The Holloman Tract is a 1,374 acre recreational and hardwood timber property located at the end of Holloman Road in Yazoo County, Mississippi, approximately one hour from Jackson. The property offers privacy, size, and diversity rarely found in todays market, making it well-suited for long-term recreational holding. The tract consists of approximately 925 acres of upland hardwood timber combined with roughly 450 acres of bottomland hardwood situated along a 2.5-mile stretch of the Big Black River. This river corridor provides classic bottomland habitat, seasonal backwater influence, and the potential for waterfowl impoundments. Multiple age classes of hardwood timber are present, allowing for continued stewardship, selective management, and long-term sustainability while maintaining excellent habitat conditions. The property has numerous established food plots and natural travel corridors that support excellent deer and turkey populations. Infrastructure is already in place with a well-developed internal road system that provides access throughout the tract for hunting, management, and year-round enjoyment. The end-of-the-road location enhances privacy and limits outside traffic, creating a quiet and secure ownership setting. Property Highlights 1,374 total acres in Yazoo County, Mississippi Approximately 925 acres of upland hardwood timber Approximately 450 acres of bottomland hardwood 2.5 miles of frontage along the Big Black River Excellent deer and turkey habitat Numerous established food plots Multiple age classes of hardwood timber Strong internal road system providing access throughout the property End-of-the-road location offering privacy and seclusion Approximately one hour from Jackson, Mississippi