Steven Sparks

This 41.8-acre tract sits just a mile outside of New Houlka and offers a strong mix of habitat and access. Davis Lake is right down the road, and the Tombigbee National Forest is less than two miles away, giving you thousands of acres of public hunting and recreation in addition to your own land. The property was select-cut about seven to eight years ago and is now in natural pine regeneration,

This 285+/- acre tract is located on County Road 320 in the Big Creek community of Calhoun County. The property is primarily reforested in loblolly pine planted in 2011 and has grown into a well-stocked stand now approaching its first thinning. The timber gives the tract immediate management potential along with long-term income and value growth.For recreation, the property is laid out well. An

This 294-acre tract in Alcorn County, Mississippi, combines investment-grade timber with proven hunting habitat. The property includes roughly 150 acres of mature hardwood bottoms and approximately 300 acres of loblolly and shortleaf pine in the 25-30 year age range, with stands entering prime harvest stage. This mix provides both immediate income potential and sustained long-term returns.The