This property has so much to offer the avid deer hunter; with an abundance of corn/bean fields, it is set up to produce trophy bucks from day 1. This tract joins the Daniel Boone National Forest on the far north tip with other larger parcels of National Forest nearby to the southeast, providing even more space to chase big bucks. This property has a history of being under a QDMA management program, and the proof shows. Trail camera pictures prove these mountain bucks are getting all they need on this great property. It’s all about the food when it comes to a healthy deer herd, and this property has it!! With over 20 acres of tillable ground for corn, soybeans, or whatever you want to give them, they won’t roam far. Letting bucks grow to maturity has been the focus while implementing a long-term, select doe harvest as needed. You will be ready to come in and start hunting from day 1, with the bean and corn fields near the creek providing an almost endless food source. This property hunts big with 2 main areas; the section to the north of the county road is nearly all timber ground with multiple entry points and a small portion of open field area. While the section to the south of the road is where the bulk of the food, water, and crops are with roughly another 30+ acres of timber ground there for bedding and transition. This tract has nearly ½ mile of blacktop road frontage for approaching stand sites under varying wind directions and keeping the felt pressure low. This tract currently provides a small income from leased crop ground, which is a win/win for hunting. Also found here are several potential home or cabin sites with county water and electricity available along the blacktop road, which would be ideal for parking a camper. If you’re ready to put your taxidermist on speed dial and have room for your family and friends to get together and make memories in the fall woods, give me a call and let’s schedule a time to see if this property is just what you’ve been looking for.