This fantastic, affordable property contains vast hunting opportunities. The majority of the property is a young planting of WRP. This is some of the best cover for both whitetails and turkey nesting. The area is currently planted with a mixture of warm-season grasses and other native plants. Over time, there will be several native hardwood trees begin to grow and provide even better cover, along with food for the local wildlife. If you are looking to waterfowl hunt, an area in the middle of the WRP is designed to hold water for ducks, geese, and other migratory birds. The property's southwest corner is all rolling hardwoods with several oaks, hickory, and other hard and softwood trees. The way the terrain is in the wooded part, several long ridge tops and areas pinch down, making great stand locations. A few areas at the bottom of some ravines hold water and provide an excellent place for deer, turkeys, and other wildlife to drink. This area of the county is known for its big whitetails due to the vast amount of cover mixed with large agricultural fields. Big Creek also runs along the property's north side, providing a good water source and travel route. This particular property is also close to the Wabash River Bottoms. The river bottoms have several hundred acres of old-growth WRP, providing endless cover for the whitetails to reach peak maturity. If you are looking for a property with multiple hunting opportunities and close to some of the best cover, you will definitely want to look at this one. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a showing.