V/L Blake Rd, Jackson, MI 49201 - Jackson County

If you're looking for a completely turn key *buildable* hunting property, with room to add your own personal touch, look no further. This 125.5 acre property in 2 separate parcels features food plots, hard and soft mast trees, blinds, screened access, sanctuaries, water sources, and more. The amount of work and care the owners have put in cannot be overstated. The location of this hidden gem is perfectly close to all of the conveniences of town, but as you enter the property you're transported to a whole different world. The thick woods offers seclusion and privacy for you, and security preferred by big whitetail bucks! For the turkey hunter, long beard turkeys roam this property. There are also ducks found on the small ponds. Two blinds, and also a shipping container for storage will be staying on the property. The first blind is a custom built blind on top of a silo. It features cedar walls, propane heat and six windows overlooking secluded food plots sectioned off by mature switchgrass screens. The layout of the plots not only provide extra security to promote daylight deer movement, but also ensures that cruising bucks in the rut have to walk around the plots checking for does offering a higher likelihood of a shot for you! The second blind is a heated Shadow Hunter which sits a bit deeper into the property over a beautifully secluded food plot. There is a well on the property that the owners have been using to irrigate the almost 7 acres of food plots and countless trees they have planted, and there is also an old apple orchard. Other trees planted include Chestnut, apple, crabapple, pear, White Oak, and Chinkapin Oak. A drainage ditch that holds water year round offers access for a hunter to silently slip into the back by a small boat deep into the second parcel to the south. This second parcel, which is mostly thick overgrown lowland, remains largely undisturbed by the owner. This is the sanctuary these big Jackson County bucks call home. This property truly needs to be seen in person to be appreciated.