3389 State Highway 43 , Spencer, IN 47460(Owen County)

This property is dialed in and ready for the 2025 deer season with three food plots, two blinds, mock scrapes, a water hole, and a tree stand in place. This piece is in a great neighborhood for big bucks, with the adjacent neighbors including a 217-acre church camp and a landowner holding over 300 acres. The minimal hunting pressure allows bucks to reach their full potential. The large east food plot was developed with access in mind. This spot is ideal for turkey or doe harvest or to catch bucks bumping does during the rut. Strategically set up with bedding cuts on an adjacent ridge, ensuring deer stage in the plot prior to heading to the neighboring agricultural fields. The secluded west food plot is ideal for harvesting a mature buck. Heavy machinery was used to carve out an L-shaped plot within a 5-acre cedar thicket. This plot is located at a pinch point on a ridge top, with a water hole and mock scrape within range of the blind. In addition, the central tree stand location overlooks a creek bottom, a travel funnel between the food plots and bedding cover. This is a great spot for an all-day sit during a rut cold front! The varying terrain creates deer travel corridors and hillsides for turkey roosting, while the trail system enables access to the various ambush locations. A creek crossing and bridge are installed, optimizing access by ATV/UTV. The mature timber provides mast for food and an income opportunity. The location of mature timber strategically allows the owner to maneuver the property without accessing the thicker cover where deer have sanctuary. The habitat diversity provides plenty of edge transition, and the cedar thicket provides thermal cover. Meticulously developed to be an outstanding recreational property with a solid deer and turkey population. The setup allows deer to feel comfortable moving during daylight, as demonstrated by the trail camera pictures. The property has a gated entrance, building sites, and plenty of road frontage. The southeast corner includes road frontage isolated from the rest of the property and would be ideal for a camper or cabin without disturbing the hunting.