175.3 +/- acres in Shelby County, just south of the Panola County line between Tenaha and Joaquin. About 106 acres of open pasture and natural hay meadow (60%) meets 69.5 acres of mature hardwood and pine timber (40%), with sharp pasture-to-timber edges that make for great deer movement. Moorman Creek runs through the property, plus a small stock tank with room to expand it. Perimeter and cross-fencing are already in place, and the terrain mixes flat bottomland with rolling ground. Multiple strong homesite locations, electricity available along CR 3717, and well will likely be needed for water. Legal access is via a deeded easement. Ag exemption keeps taxes low. Good fit for cattle, hunting, or a homestead, and close to Toledo Bend, the Sabine River, and Sam Rayburn for anyone who fishes. Convenient to US Highways 59/84/96 at Tenaha.