Tucked into the heart of Jackson County, Indiana, this approximately 12-acre tract presents a rare opportunity for those seeking hunting land with privacy and direct access to Hoosier National Forest. Surrounded by mature hardwoods, scenic ponds, and a meandering creek, the property borders hundreds of acres of public ground, including the 308-acre Maine’s Pond unit of the Hoosier National Forest—known for its wildlife habitat and hunting access.

The land features several hundred feet of creek frontage and a utility-maintained pipeline right-of-way that is mowed every few years, promoting lush herbaceous growth that naturally attracts deer, turkey, and small game. This strip functions as a ready-made food plot and offers ideal vantage points for hunting or birdwatching. The U.S. Forestry Service has actively managed the adjacent public land, and some areas showcase unique open landscapes that resemble western grasslands more than southern Indiana woods.

Although currently limited to walk-in access via public ground, two existing access options are available—one from Maine’s Pond to the north and another from the public road to the east. The property combines the benefits of private ownership with the vast recreational access of Hoosier National Forest, where hunting is permitted for deer, turkey, squirrel, coyote, raccoon, dove, and more.

Located within a short drive of Nashville, Seymour, Brownstown, and Columbus, this Jackson County hunting tract offers seclusion without sacrificing convenience. Land adjoining the Hoosier National Forest is in consistently high demand—and seldom comes to market.