This 14.771 acre hunting tract in Marshall County offers a rare combination of high-quality habitat diversity, a cabin for lodging, and direct access to the Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge. Its an ideal setup for deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunters looking for a compact yet highly productive property in a proven area. A one-room cabin on stilts sits tucked into the property, providing convenient on-site lodging during hunting season. Elender Creek forms part of the boundary, adding natural water features and enhancing wildlife activity throughout the year. The tract includes approximately 11 acres of open ground, giving you ample space for strategically placed food plots, staging areas, or warm-season grasses to draw and hold game. Edge habitat is abundant, created by the blend of open ground, creek frontage, and pockets of bottomland timber. These timbered areas feature softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods, offering natural browse, security cover, and reliable travel corridors for deer and turkey. A small wetland area further enriches the landscape and provides waterfowl opportunities, making this property truly versatile across multiple seasons. With frontage along a gravel drive, 650 feet of road frontage, and direct adjacency to the expansive Clarks River Refuge, this tract has outstanding access and connectivity to larger habitat systems. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a small but powerful hunting farm, or a base camp next to thousands of acres of public land, this property delivers an excellent blend of features and location.