The tract is divided by Marion County Road 13 and there is roughly 8+/- acres located along the north side of County Road 13 and 100+/- acres along the south side of the road. The 8+/- acres along the north side of County Road 13 has 3.5+/- acres of open tillable ground with the remainder being wooded along Barnesville Creek. The 100+/- acres along the south side of County Road 13 has roughly 25+/- acres of open tillable ground with the remainder in predominately mixed hardwoods. Barnesville Creek also traverses across the south side of the tract and acts as a main deer travel corridor between the woodlands and surrounding agricultural fields. Multiple crossings along the creek as well as numerous deer trails meandering throughout the woods indicate an abundance of wildlife with lots of tracks and sign. The hardwood creek drains make this tract suitable for bow or rifle hunting with several points of access off of the more than adequate amount of road frontage. With a mixture of road frontage, open ground and hardwood bottoms, this tract is ideally situated for a recreational paradise close to the heart of big buck country!