This mostly timber tract is located in the southwest part of the county. It is landlocked but has permission access off E 730th Rd. The south part of the property is younger timber and has open areas that would allow for food plots. Everything north of the high voltage line is rolling mature hardwoods with good timber value. Most of the timber is large white oaks with other hardwood species. There is a big flat area along the east side that runs almost the entire length of the property. Along the west side of this flat are several ravines that eventually run down to the North Fork and a smaller feeder creek. The main channel of the North Fork of the Embarras River only cuts through the very northwest corner of the property. There is no shortage of deer and turkey signs throughout the entire property. There are several old rubs, scrapes, and trails meandering around. The diverse terrain and habitat offer good bedding areas and great browse. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a showing.