Here is a Honey Hole. This parcel is tucked between two larger crop farms that provide the groceries for the deer here in the area and the deer that live on this ground. It is primarily an old jackpine stand that has been allowed to grow in. It is very thick in spots and provides great bedding and fawning cover year around. In the winter, I am told, a lot of deer bed on this property due to the protection from the cold wind and snow the thickets provide. The deer bed on this property and feed on the two big farms to the east and west. There are several blind and stand locations on the many trails leading between bedding and the surrounding food sources. Across the road is a large tract that holds a lot of good deer. Those deer, especially in the rut, frequent this parcel in search of does. I am told it is not unusual to see several bucks during an all-day sit in the rut. There is also a significant Turkey population that stays in and around these pine thickets all the time. There is a solid trail system down the west side of the property that extends across the back side of the property. The entire property, minus about 1 acre in the southeast corner, is high and dry. In that corner is a small area that the farmer next door's field drains into and occasionally, after a rain, is wet for a few days. Access is easy right off the 13 mile road. There are several spots for small kill plots that would be great here. There is also the capability of clearing a spot where the trail comes in off of 13 mile and making a nice camping spot or building location. That area is flat and easy to get to. This property is a blank slate and can be made what you want it to be with minimum effort. In this market, it will go quickly, so give me a call today, and we can take a private tour.