The hill rises almost 120 feet and overlooks 40 acres that were heavily logged in the last several years. That area is now feeding tons of deer that find their way to the property on a daily basis, the pictures provided show what we were able to film within minutes of our arrival. The combination of 20 acres of mature trees found on the rising hillside with the remainder of the property now in a mode of regrowth provides what every property needs: a great place to build a cabin in the shade of mature trees overlooking the feeding and bedding area below. Since the logging was done most recently, it is a great time to have a contractor create several food plots right inside the regrowth area. As the saplings begin to grow and a forest begins to reappear, the number of deer bedding close to the food plots will increase. Deer never travel any further for food than they have to. Right now it is possible to view deer as far as 400 yards away, imagine the fun of finally being able to use that long distance rifle. If you look closely at the pictures you will see as many as 9 deer feeding in the cut over area, think about how many more are there, how many more visit the property every day. The trails are already in place, all that is needed is you. The recorded easement that serves the property is in fabulous condition. Since this area has soil types that are predominantly sandy, finding a place to locate your cabin will be quite easy. There is no question that you will have luck hunting deer, turkeys, grouse and bear. And, for a bit of fun outside of hunting season, plan to enjoy some long distance shots at a coyote or two. This property is like a blank canvas that will allow you to create the perfect property to be enjoyed by a pretty good sized group. Open up some plots, plant them and get ready to harvest a buck or two off of your own land. For the most accurate description of what this property can provide for you and your family, be sure to call Ryan Patrick or Terry Patrick, the listing agents, they have walked it and can easily describe its attributes right over the phone. Call today, but walk it tomorrow, it won’t last long.