This 59.13± acre tract in the Jayess community checks every box for the serious outdoorsman. Positioned on the north side of Mannings Crossing Road, the property offers over a quarter‑mile of road frontage and ideal access. Entering from the south means the prevailing winter wind is always in your face—giving you the advantage on every hunt by keeping your scent pushed behind you.

Magee’s Creek cuts diagonally through the property, providing a dependable water source during the dry summer months and creating a natural travel corridor for wildlife. A past storm caused significant timber damage on part of the tract, but that disturbance has turned into a blessing—thick bedding, natural browse, and the kind of regenerative cover that grows big, wide Mississippi whitetails.

The east side of the property rises into a beautiful hardwood ridge loaded with white oaks and other mast‑producing species. It’s the kind of ridge that lights up with deer movement in the fall. An established internal road system makes navigating the property simple, and the mostly flat terrain ensures easy walking for hunters of all ages.

With power and community water available at the road, this tract is ready for someone with vision—whether that’s a campsite, a small cabin, or a long‑term recreational setup. The ingredients are already here: water, bedding, mast, access, and huntability.

If you’re looking for a property that hunts big, sets up easy, and will continue to produce for years, the Jayess 59 deserves a hard look.

Asking $186,000

The Jayess 59 is built to hunt. 59.13± acres with road frontage, hardwood ridges, thick bedding, and Magee’s Creek running straight through it. Easy access, flat ground, and utilities at the road. If you want a tract that hunts big and produces year after year, this one deserves a look.

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