Near the end of a dead-end gravel road is a beautiful piece of Indiana land. Just off US 421, this tract is easy to access yet tucked away from the highway and has almost no vehicle traffic. The first feature is approximately 1100 ft of road frontage and +/- 16 acres of alfalfa. The pasture is perfectly manicured and maintained for a beautiful view to watch deer and turkey. There is a nice, elevated box blind on the field edge, and several nice ladder stands will remain on the property. A newer metal shed has been placed in the very back of the pasture, so it is away from the road. It is 12 x 24 and perfectly fits a Polaris Side by Side that is remaining with the property as well. The +/- 30 acres of woods is a spectacular habitat for wildlife. There is a wonderful age balance of timber with several dozen mature trees that could be harvested. The rolling hills are not too steep and leave a great view through the woods. Many of the stands have views well over 100 yards. Several of the neighboring properties have great habitat and are not hunted. Right across US 421 is Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, a 50,000-acre preserve. The alfalfa is under contract for 2024, and a local farmer will harvest as needed. The property is shown by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers.