Located in one of the most notorious trophy whitetail areas in the entire state, this property boasts tons of hunting and investment potential. There is an excellent balance of hardwoods, pines, and naturally regenerating timber throughout. Dominey Branch bisects the farm, and most of the tract slopes sharply towards it. This creates natural funnels and pinch points. The branch also provides a water source and backs up into several beaver pond areas. Waterfowl hunting should be stellar along those spots. The property has not been hunted in years. The land has been largely untouched for over a decade. A portion of the timber was select cut circa 2012. This area, about 65 acres, has thick regenerating undergrowth with clusters of towering pines. The bedding areas created by these thickets are superb. Larger timber in the pine/hardwood mixed forests makes up a majority of the property, with the oaks providing a substantial amount of browse for wild game. A recently installed network of trails allows access to timber stands and potential hunting areas, but the property is essentially a clean slate for someone looking to design their own food plot system. Paved road frontage on multiple sides creates hunting entry points for varying wind directions. Because of the way the road and branch split the property, it could hold 4 to 5 hunters comfortably. This is a rarity for tracts of this size. Clearly, there are numerous unique aspects of this top-tier property. Give me a call today to schedule a private showing!