Recently Sold Georgetown, MS Homes

Looking for a great hunting camp or just your own private get away? Don't miss out on this one! This place is set up very nice to accommodate sleeping up to 8 people and has all the luxuries of home. It has 3 full baths, plenty of storage, full kitchen, not to mention the outdoor space where everybody gathers after the hunt or just a long day. Multiple box stands and plots on the property as well

Stephen Ashley Posey Land Company LLC

INTRODUCING THE COPIAH 100, LOCATED JUST TWO MILES SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN IN COPIAH COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. Three things stand out here: growing timber investment, plentiful road frontage, and tons of turkey sign. The timber makeup includes approximately 90 acres of recently thinned pines, planted somewhere around 2006/2007, with the remainder being in hardwood timber. The thinning should have the

Michael Oswalt SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate

WELCOME TO THE COPIAH 68, LOCATED JUST TWO MILES SOUTHWEST OFGEORGETOWN IN COPIAH COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. The timber makeup includesapproximately 50 acres of recently thinned pines that appear to have been planted somewhere around 2006/2007, with the remainder being in hardwood timber. The recent pine thinning should have the timber investment on its way, all while making the hunting that much

Michael Oswalt SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate

This 84.32+/- acre tract in Copiah County has so much potential to be so many things! The front 13 or so acres offer a nice, flat area that can be cleared for a home or camp offering privacy and seclusion. Steel Creek is a free-flowing creek with a white sand bottom that is surrounded by large, old growth hardwood timber. All of the pine timber on the property is approx. 26 years old and standing

Chris Wolff Mason & Magnolia Real Estate

WELCOME TO THE COPIAH 60, LOCATED JUST TWO MILES SOUTHWEST OFGEORGETOWN IN COPIAH COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. The timber makeup includesapproximately 35± acres of recently thinned pines that looks to have been planted somewhere around 2006/2007, with the remainder being in hardwood timber. The recent thinning of thepines should boost the timber investment and improve the hunting experience.

Michael Oswalt SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate