This 151-acre tract sits in the western part of Claiborne County, Mississippi, just a few miles outside Port Gibson. With paved access, rolling terrain, a year-round creek, and recent infrastructure improvements, it’s well-suited for hunting, wildlife management, and future development. The property fronts approximately 0.36 miles of Rodney Road, a well-maintained, paved public road. Access is convenient, which is an essential foundation for any long-term land investment. Internal improvements include newly constructed roads that provide access throughout the tract, as well as several cleared food plots already in place and ready for planting. The terrain across the 151 acres is a mix of rolling and steep hills, with approximately 100 feet of elevation change from ridge to valley bottom. This kind of topography supports natural bedding, travel corridors, and habitat diversity for whitetail deer and wild turkeys, both of which are abundant on the property and in the surrounding area. This area of Claiborne County is renowned for its thriving deer and turkey populations. Located in a historically productive corridor, this tract lies within a larger landscape of private and managed hunting lands. Local topography, soil, and access make it ideal for long-term wildlife management. A standout feature of the tract is its creek frontage on Centers Creek, which flows through the property and continues through neighboring acreage. This creek offers year-round water, enhances habitat quality, and creates natural pinch points and movement corridors for wildlife. It also provides long-term recreational value and is a distinguishing element in a market where many tracts lack reliable water features. The timber on the property has been recently harvested, creating a blank slate for landowners to implement a custom replanting plan or allow natural regeneration to support early successional habitats. The cutover ground already shows signs of native browse returning, which benefits game species and provides options for future timber income or conservation planning. This property represents solid value, offering paved access, water features, internal roads, and established food plots. It is a practical, ready-to-use option for buyers looking to develop a rural hunting property or expand their footprint in west-central Mississippi. The final purchase price will be determined by surveyed acreage.