This Marion County tract is an excellent hunting property with potential as a future timber investment. There are three brand-new food plots that are about .5 acres each, and they are accessed by a brand-new trail system. The food plots are designed with multiple shooting lanes and are surrounded by heavy cover. The trails are wide enough to drive a truck down and are designed with water bars to prevent erosion. 90% of the property was planted in loblolly pines in 2015, which is currently creating excellent bedding cover for deer. There is also a good amount of native browse such as blackberry and wild grape. Several times I stopped to snap a picture, and deer that were bedded nearby jumped up. There is also a 4-acre hardwood SMZ with a small creek that would make a great bow hunting spot, as there are several large white oaks along the creek. The topography on this property is rolling, making almost the entire property suitable for growing and harvesting timber. The soils are well-drained sandy loam, making this tract suitable for wet weather logging. There is over 1,300 feet of paved road frontage and an additional permitted access road on the east side of the property. Contact listing agent Spenser Bradley for more information!