Nestled just north of Collinsville in Kemper County, this 247.4 ± acre tract offers a rare blend of accessibility, natural diversity, and ready‑to‑go outdoor amenities. The property lies approximately 21 miles northeast of Meridian, making it both remote and conveniently connected to local services and the community. At the heart of the property sits a 12×32 cabin, offering basic shelter and a foundation for future enhancements. A 20×30 pole barn stands nearby, perfect for storing hunting gear, ATVs, tractors, or other equipment. An established interior road network weaves throughout the acreage, providing smooth access to every part of the land. Two streams: Okatibbee Creek (a notable waterway in Lauderdale and Kemper Counties) and Tallachula Creek transect the property, supplying year‑round water and enhancing the landscape with diverse riparian zones. These water features create rich wildlife corridors and scenic vistas. The timber profile is impressively varied, with a mosaic of pine plantations, mature hardwoods, and mixed-age stands - supporting a thriving ecosystem. Openings amounting to over 6 acres of food plots are in place and effective for drawing in wildlife. Numerous ladder stands and spin feeders are already established, strategically positioned to assist hunter access and success. Six sportsman condos provide convenient elevated hunting platforms and refuge during outings. Wildlife history on the tract is robust - documented sightings include deer, turkey, ducks, and quail, reflecting rich biodiversity and strong game presence. The combination of water, cover, food, and structure makes the property highly functional from day one. From a management perspective, the property offers both recreational enjoyment and investment potential. Timber resources are diversified and accessible, while the food plots, feeders, and stands reflect a turnkey operation. The cabin and barn provide immediate base camp functionality. Nearby, Okatibbee Lake and the Okatibbee Wildlife Management Area offer additional recreation - including fishing, boating, birdwatching, and managed hunting lands. This positions the tract within a larger recreational corridor and enhances long‑term value. Overall, this property delivers a rare combination of natural assets and existing infrastructure - well-suited for a sportsman, timber investor, or outdoors‑minded family. The land is in condition for immediate use and lays the foundation for future enhancements or personal touches.