Pulling off the paved county road, you’ll first notice this beautiful property has a great inventory of high quality wildlife beneficial tree species. A gravel lane leading to two graveled camper pads sits just inside the Northeast corner of the property. With predominately Southwest winds, this ensures your scent and noise from camping activity isn’t polluting your hunting grounds. Municipal water has been ran under the road and would be an easy hook up for a small meter fee. Electricity, gas, and internet are all available along the paved county road, making this an ideal property for anyone looking for an easy to improve hunting cabin or build site. An established trail system offers great hiking and riding potential while leading you to the majority of the wooded acreage including the adjoining 200+/- acres of hard to access Harrison-Crawford State Forest Lands. A wet weather drainage system runs North-South through the middle of the wooded acreage and provides some pools of year round water along with an occasional waterfall. The topography of the wooded acreage is gently rolling with expansive views from the oak lined ridge tops. Several impressive rub lines and active scraps have been located during recent property tours and wild turkey are often seen in the area by the owners. If you enjoy foraging, you’ll find all manner of wild edibles can be found on this property at various times of the year. Several caves and caverns along with additional national forest acreage exist nearby including national landmark; Marengo Cave. If you’ve been searching for a great timber rich property with excellent hunting and tons of character, you have got to check this place out. With its picturesque location, ability to be easily improved, and having access to state forest; we’re sure it won’t last long.