Located at the end of a dead-end road, this turnkey hunting property offers privacy, thick bedding cover, large food plots, and an impressive deer history. The property is located at the end of 1450th Avenue and hidden from view, offering the ultimate hidden property. When pulling into the property, there is a secluded parking area that allows easy access to the property without impacting key hunting areas. The farm includes approximately 16 acres of tillable farm ground that has been strategically planted in corn, clover, and brassicas food plots to maximize deer attraction and provide a year-round food source for deer and turkeys. Timber stand improvement has been completed across portions of the property, creating thick bedding cover positioned close to food sources. The eastern field has historically been planted in corn to provide screening and a grain plot, while the western field is managed as a large brassica and clover plot. A diversion fence has been installed to funnel deer movement through natural pinch points on both the north and south ends, further enhancing huntability and shot opportunities. The property features extensive bedding cover along ridge tops adjacent to field edges, keeping deer close to food and allowing for more daylight activity. The western portion consists of younger timber on a west-facing slope, overlooking Walnut Creek, which forms the western boundary and serves as a natural travel corridor. This property has a strong trail camera and harvest history, with a 196-inch buck taken from the farm in 2025. Turnkey hunting properties with this level of management, access, and proven results are increasingly hard to find. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Tyler Sellens today.