Located just southeast of Martinsville and east of North 900th Street, this secluded farm offers outstanding hunting potential and privacy. Access is provided by a quarter-mile grass lane running east off North 900th Street, entering at the northwest corner of the property.On the west end, youll find a small established food plot that curves and extends east along the southern boundary. The farm is predominantly wooded, featuring a diverse mix of thick bedding cover and more open timber. With some hinge cutting and additional Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) practices, the habitat could be significantly enhanced to maximize its wildlife potential.Approximately one-third of the way down the southern border sits a small timber pond, creating a reliable water source and an excellent ambush location. A secondary water featurea small ditch flowing in from the northadds even more natural attraction for wildlife.One of the standout features of this property is its isolation. With virtually no nearby neighbors and several small timbered travel corridors feeding into the farm, this tract becomes a natural rut hotspot. Its the type of property where mature bucks push does during the peak of the rut and lock down for several days.While smaller tracts like this may not produce high deer sightings on every hunt, when you do see one, its often a mature, high-caliber buck. This farm offers a rare opportunity to own a manageable-sized property with a proven history of big deer. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information at 217-276-2334