Middle of the property is a collection of seasonal wetlands, and is enrolled in the Wetlands Restoration Program. About 46 acres has been put in a permanent Conservation Easement, which benefits both wildlife and wetlands. These 46 acres cannot be built on or developed. Loads of thick gnarly goodness. Scattered maples, big pockets of willows and poplar trees. Tall grass and brush, home to all sorts of wildlife. From deer and turkeys, to waterfowl and all types of small game. If it lives in and loves wetland areas it likely lives here. There is a trail that begins at the barn and leads back thru part of the middle and southern edges of the parcel and crosses over the creek. Once you're past the creek its time for the compass.

There are 2 areas of hardwoods that are located on both the north and south edges of the land. Plenty of oaks and hickory trees dropping nuts this year. Neighboring farms to the north and south also provide food for the critters that call this property home.

Pretty special place in my opinion, food, water, bedding areas all on one parcel, and a nice barn to store the toys and equipment. Located on a paved road and only 2 miles off I-69. Address shown is approximate. Aerial shown is for layout purposes only. It is not a survey. All measurements are estimated.