Set back on a private access road and perched above vast croplands this timbered tract creates a perfect mix of habitat and location to grow and hold big deer. Recent logging activity removed large stands of ash opening the canopy and creating a significant amount of structure and browse on the forest floor thanks to the remaining treetops and light hitting the forest floor. Through the process, a series of well-established and easily-passable log roads were added that created both increased access and topographical transitions ideal for deer to bed among thick cover. The loggers discovered the remains of a trophy-class 9-point buck while on the ground further proving the site’s potential to develop big deer. With a sloping east-west layout this property allows an exceptional opportunity to take advantage of rising thermals and winds from multiple directions. There are two clear cuts along the top ridge that provide excellent habitat and cover for all types of wildlife.  With time they should provide jungle-thick cover deer, grouse and bears are expected to utilize. The remaining timber consists of oak, maple and other species, with small stands of conifers dispersed among the acreage. A strong crop of acorns has begun to fall throughout the property and will provide solid food for the deer, turkeys and bear.  There are additional hunting opportunities at the 7,651 acre Danby State Forest, 5318± acre Shindagin Hollow State Forest, or 604± acre Maple Hill State Forest, which are all within a half-hour drive. The Norfolk Southern Railroad occupies the eastern border of the land and just over the tracks are a series of agricultural fields currently planted in corn. Priced to sell this parcel won’t last long. Call me today to schedule a showing.