Prime 80 +/- Acre Hunting Property In Franklin County
Welcome to your 80 +/- acre hunting paradise in Franklin County, just north of Mount Vernon. After a scenic drive down a well-maintained dead-end road, you'll arrive at the entrance of this stunning hunting retreat, which is adorned with beautiful hardwoods and features a cozy cabin for crisp autumn nights.
The combination of hardwoods and draws creates an ideal environment for whitetail deer and hogs. A significant creek winds its way across the property, serving as a vital travel corridor for wildlife. This secluded haven is perfect for weekend escapes and family bonding away from the hustle of everyday life. The small cabin and fire ring provide a wonderful setting for storytelling and creating lasting memories. Situated just 9 miles from Mount Vernon and a few miles from the Sulphur River, this property offers both tranquility and accessibility.
An extensive trail system makes navigati...
An extensive trail system makes navigating the land easy, allowing for recreational activities like ATV riding. Numerous impressive bucks have been harvested here, alongside a plentiful population of hogs and squirrels. This property is an ideal choice for anyone seeking their own hunting grounds. The mature oaks in the hardwood bottoms attract wildlife and ensure quality deer hunting. Additionally, the property qualifies for timber exemption, making it an even more appealing investment.
Property Features
-County Road access
-80 +/- wooded acres
-Small cabin
-Off-grid
-Trail system
-Abundance of deer and hogs
-9 miles from Mount Vernon
-3 miles from the Sulphur River
-Small pond
-Large creek
-Private, peaceful setting
-Bobcat and other small-game
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
Head north on Highway 37 out of Mount Vernon for 9 miles, then turn right on County Road 2210 for 2 miles, then turn right on County Road 2100 for 1 mile, then turn left onto County Road 2160, go half a mile and then turn right on the dead-end road which ends at the gate to the property.
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