Welcome to this incredible hunting tract located in one of Michigan's most renowned trophy buck counties. Not only is this property situated in a prime location for big bucks, but it also lies just 300 feet north of Ohio, one of the best states in the US for trophy deer. Ohio's game laws limit hunters to harvesting one buck per season, resulting in a well-managed herd of trophy deer. This gives you the best of both worlds: access to Ohio's trophy deer population as deer traverse across state lines freely while enjoying the opportunity to harvest two bucks in Michigan. This parcel offers exceptional diversity and is sure to impress. On the east side, you'll find fertile agricultural land that has been left fallow for approximately three years to encourage the growth of natural forage and provide cover for deer and wildlife. The slightly rolling terrain adds to the property's charm and potential for agricultural income. Water sources abound on this property, particularly in the steep west valley where Clear Fork Creek flows, a main tributary of Lake Diane. There's also a picturesque pond that attracts deer, waterfowl, and other wildlife. A significant bonus is the ample number of apple and chestnut trees planted 3-4 years ago, now maturing and starting to produce. There is also lots of mature timber scattered throughout, primarily oaks, hickory and walnuts. The property features well-placed food plots and strategically located blinds ready for hunting. Additionally, a sturdy movable bridge over Clear Fork Creek provides easy access to the west side, and a staircase facilitates climbing to the ridge west of the creek. This property is ideal for early-season hunting due to the abundance of food. It excels during the rut, with food, cover, and topography guiding cruising bucks into ambushable locations. With a solid foundation and numerous opportunities for improvement, this parcel is a hunter's dream.