This 17.7±-acre wooded tract in Jefferson County offers strong potential for hunting, recreation, or a private retreat. A mix of hardwoods, including oak, provides habitat, food sources, and timber value. Recent selective harvest created open canopy and regrowth, improving cover and wildlife use. Trails allow easy access throughout, including a productive oak ridge. With road frontage, a gravel pull-off, and adjacency to Brush Creek Wildlife Area, it’s a versatile, ready-to-use property.