Hidden Creek 23 is a 23.33± acre recreational tract in Berrien County. It's a size you can keep up with, at an affordable price point for a buyer who wants their own ground. The wooded property has a creek running through it, two old bream ponds tucked back in the timber, and the access work already done.

The lay of the land creates a natural funnel with deer moving from Ag through the timber. The creek and ponds give wildlife a reason to be here, and with a little work, either pond could become a potential bream pond for the off-season.

Recent improvements mean you can start hunting right away. Culvert pipes along the dirt road create two separate entrances, each with a new gate, so you can choose your approach based on the wind. A freshly cut trail system reaches the back of the property for quiet access to stands and easy hauling.

At this size, management is realistic for one hunter or a small family. A couple of food plots, well-placed stands, and light timber work could turn Hidden Creek into a hunting property with good potential without a big budget or full-time effort.

Ray City, Nashville, Adel, and Valdosta are all close by, and the Florida state line is roughly 45 minutes away. Making this an easy drive for an evening sit or a weekend hunt.

For a manageable, affordable place to hunt your own ground, Hidden Creek 23 is worth a look. To learn more or schedule a private showing, contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Seth Parker.