Tucked away at the end of a secluded dead-end road, this diverse hunting tract is now being offered as 160 acres, or available to purchase as a North 80 and South 80. The landscape offers exceptional habitat variety and wildlife attraction year-round. In the southeast corner of the south half, the terrain stays naturally wet, featuring several ponds and lush forbs that provide abundant forage for deer and great bedding cover.

As you move west across the south tract, the ground rises into open hillsides covered in mature hardwoods, including multiple oak species—excellent acorn producers and prime fall feeding areas. There’s also an open field that lies just below the hill, making it an ideal spot for a future food plot and a strategic destination feeding area.

On the north section, several open pastures provide additional opportunities for food plots or habitat enhancements. Oil and gas activity is present only on the north side and is minimally intrusive, while also helping to maintain access roads. Multiple creeks meander through the property and appear to hold water even through the summer months, along with several ponds scattered throughout.

Access is via a county road that is not regularly maintained, keeping it rugged and secluded—just what serious hunters prefer. Old electric lines also run along the east side for additional potential.

This is a rare opportunity to own a remote hunting property with rich habitat diversity and flexible purchase options. The North 80 and South 80 are also being offered separately—see their individual listings for more details. Call me today to set up a tour—I’ll take you around on my side-by-side.