Improved Hunting Property with Established Food Plot and Year-Round Water

This 35.95 acre property in rural Mason County has been thoughtfully improved to create a strong mix of habitat, cover, and hunting opportunity.

The current owner focused on the improvements that matter most. A large food plot has been cleared to establish a central feeding area, and a reliable year-round water source was added using a sand point well and pond. Water can be difficult to find in this part of Mason County’s sandy soils, and that addition alone significantly changes how wildlife use the property.

The food plot sits within a natural opening surrounded by timber, creating strong edge habitat and travel corridors for deer and turkey. Fresh sign throughout the property shows how quickly wildlife have responded to the improvements.

Access is provided by a deeded easement leading into the property, and a trail system allows you to move quietly through the timber and reach different areas of the farm.

For buyers looking for a manageable hunting property or a private recreational retreat, this tract offers the kind of habitat improvements that typically take years to establish.