Land for Sale 157 Acres in Jefferso

Ranch Description

Land for sale in Jefferson County, IN is 157 acres of great hunting and recreation. East Prong Road splits the property into two unique sides. The east side is almost all timberland with some timber value and mostly cedar scrub. This habitat is perfect for Whitetail Deer and Turkey with plenty of ridge tops and ravines to call home. The vastness is evident once you get walking the hills and hollers. Don't want to walk There are two main logging trails, one on the north side of the property and one on the south, that take you up the hill to the newly planted clover field. The trails are steep but quite accessible with a quad or side by side. Once on top of the ridge, access is a breeze with ample ridgetop trails to get you around. The west side of E Prong Rd is all low-lying ground with the Indian-Kentuck Creek flowing through. This soil is the most productive soil on the property and offers approximately 17 tillable acres, all of which has been put into food plots for the wildlife the last couple of years. This exceptional food source is extremely important in these types of areas where there is way more habitat than open ground. These corn and soybean food sources are important for deer and turkey to forage for grain throughout the winter season and supply them with enough energy to get through the harsh winter months. There's not a whole lot of tillable food sources in the area, so these fields can attract and hold considerable amounts of wildlife. Besides being a great water source for the wildlife, the Indian-Kentuck Creek is also a great recreation place to camp, fish, bird watch, or just hang out in the cool creek through the summer months. Plenty of smallmouth bass call this creek home, and several fishing holes are available up and down the creek within walking distance. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a great outdoor destination in a very unique and secluded part of Indiana. More acerage available. For any questions or a private showing, call or text Biologist Matt Springmeyer at or email s