Hwy 444, Shelby, MS 38774

This 20-acre trophy hunting tract packs a big time punch. Situated between Clarksdale and Cleveland, just 7 miles east of the Mississippi River this is where the big bucks call home. A 7-acre duck hole with control structure was built when the property was enrolled in the WRP program. Take a look at the game cam and harvest pics and you'll see what this spot is capable of producing. Bolivar County is a county in Mississippi, located on the western border of the state. It has a population of 30,985 as of the 2020 census. Bolivar County has two county seats: Cleveland and Rosedale. The county is part of the Mississippi Delta region and is known for its agricultural production, particularly cotton, soybeans, corn, and rice. The population of Shelby, Mississippi is 1,709. Shelby, Mississippi, is known for its rich Delta heritage, its historical significance in blues music, and its role as a training ground for the military at Camp Shelby. It is also known for its traditional Southern lifestyle and rural character, with agriculture playing a key part in the local economy. It is also known for its abundant deer population and is a popular destination for deer hunting, particularly on the grounds of Camp Shelby. Camp Shelby, in particular, has one of the highest deer populations in South Mississippi and is now offering public draw hunts. In Shelby, Mississippi, you'll find a variety of restaurants including David's Restaurant, Reed's Fine Foods, and Hurley House Cafe. Additionally, Downtown Grille is also located nearby.