Whites Creek

Nestled in the heart of Holmes County, Mississippi, this approximately 22-acre tract offers an exceptional opportunity for the serious whitetail deer hunter or recreational land buyer. Located off Randletown Road just north of Lexington, this property combines privacy, access, and proven deer habitat in an area long known for producing both high numbers and quality bucks. Holmes County has a strong reputation among Mississippi hunters, and this tract lies right in the middle of it, surrounded by larger landholdings that help support a healthy, low-pressure deer herd. The land features a beautiful mix of native hardwoods with some scattered pine, creating a diverse habitat that offers bedding, browse, and edge cover throughout the season. Mature and mixed hardwood stands provide natural mast production, while pockets of pine and younger growth create excellent travel corridors and security cover. Whites Creek runs along the property, adding both water and natural funnels that deer use regularly. The combination of creek bottom, hardwood ridges, and mixed timber gives you multiple stand site options for different wind directions and times of the season. Access is straightforward and reliable, with direct gravel road off of Randletown Road. You can get to the property in virtually any weather, making it easy to slip in for a quick afternoon hunt or manage the land with equipment as needed. Annual property taxes are very reasonable at only $111.55, allowing you to enjoy long-term ownership without a heavy carrying cost. The tract is identified as Parcel ID 017-27-00500 and is located in Township 16 North, Range 2 East, Section 27. One of this propertys biggest advantages is that it is bordered by large landowners on multiple sides. This setting helps keep hunting pressure down and allows bucks to reach older age classesexactly what serious whitetail hunters are looking for. In an area already known for strong deer numbers and quality antler growth, owning a smaller, manageable piece tucked among big tracts can be a major advantage. Whether you are looking for a dedicated deer hunting spot, a weekend retreat, or a small land investment in a proven Holmes County whitetail area, this 22-acre +/- property deserves a close look.