Tucked along a quiet back country road in Logan County, Ohio, this 16.3±-acre tract combines mature hardwood timber, a proven travel corridor for rutting bucks, and multiple usable build sites in one manageable package. For a buyer chasing a hunting retreat, a weekend camp, or a place to eventually build, this property offers the pieces that are usually hard to find together on a tract this size. The majority of the acreage is covered in nice hardwoods, giving the property strong vertical structure, mast-production potential, and the kind of thermal and bedding cover that whitetail deer and wild turkey rely on throughout the fall and winter. Mature hardwood stands like this also carry standing timber value over the long term, giving a new owner the option to manage the timber, thin it selectively, or leave it fully intact for habitat. Hunting is a strong suit here. The property offers good hunting for both deer and turkey, and the internal layout is a big part of why. An open area within the tract is suited to a food plot, giving a buyer the ability to establish a dedicated food source and pull deer activity into a specific, huntable part of the property — something a lot of smaller acreages simply don’t have room for. That food plot opening ties into a defined travel corridor that funnels rutting bucks through the property during the rut, giving a hunter a real edge on mature buck movement during the most active weeks of the season. For a tract just over 16 acres, that combination of a food source and a natural funnel lets it hunt bigger than its acreage suggests. Turkey hunters will find the same hardwood cover that benefits deer also holds and roosts birds, particularly along the timbered edges. Beyond its recreational value, the property offers multiple build sites suitable for a cabin, home, or hunting camp. Good building ground on a hunting property is often the missing piece on comparable listings — plenty of tracts have solid habitat, but nowhere practical to put a structure. Here, a buyer can select a site, build, and stay on the same ground they hunt, with the timber and food-plot area just a short walk out the door. Access is via a backcountry road, keeping the property quiet and low-traffic while remaining reasonably accessible for regular use. Logan County sits in west-central Ohio, an area known for productive hardwood timberland, strong whitetail activity, and easy access to Indian Lake, one of the state’s largest inland lakes, for buyers who split time between hunting and other outdoor recreation. Bellefontaine, the county seat, provides the closest full range of services, dining, and shopping. This is a tract built for a buyer who wants to hunt it hard through the rut and also have a place to build and stay — hardwoods, a food plot opening, a proven travel corridor, and build sites, all on 16.3 manageable acres in Logan County.