PRICE REDUCED! This is the northern tract of this property comprised of 122.67 acres of woods and 16.1 acres of tillable land. Included within the timber acreage is the beautiful 10-acre lake. The lake has a primitive launch ramp at the very north end off County Road 575 South that with a little improvement, will make an ideal place to put in your bass boat. The tillable field on the northwest corner of the property is a destination food source for deer bedding in the timber west of the lake, as well as deer across the roads from the north and west. The inside corner “cove” of the tillable field is currently in a clover-based food plot and can be a real magnet even after crops are harvested. The hardwood timber east of the lake is incredibly thick and undisturbed offering real seclusion and sanctuary for the mature bucks. There are some winding logging roads that penetrate this area that could be opened-up easily to provide quiet access to stand locations in this core area. At the south end of the lake is a reclaimed area with ridges of pines planted many years ago. Turkeys prefer to roost here and the whitetails love it here too. Just below the ridges to the east is another tillable field that offers great food sourcing for the pine area wildlife as well as the destination for deer bedding in the hardwoods east of the lake. This field can be accessed from the easement lane coming in off CR 1375 from the east. The wildlife photos in the gallery are from both tracts.

Property Features:

- 122.67 acres of timber with large blocks of hardwoods and ridges of tall pines

- 16.1 acres of tillable fields offering food sources for the wildlife and some cash-rent income

- 10 acre clear, winding lake offering fantastic fishing and waterfowl hunting

- Great access from north, west and east sides

- Large block of dense hardwoods offering great sanctuary for mature bucks

- Tall dense pines growing on the reclaimed ridges surrounding the lake offer beauty, privacy and cover

- Deer feeding movement will be to the NW corner field and the east bottom ag fields predictably

- Great mixture of several habitat types