Brown County produces big deer. This 49-acre tract sits in the middle of it. Mostly hardwood timber with natural terrain, creek bottom, pinch points, and connecting habitat in every direction. The kind of ground that holds deer and gives you places to hunt them. A creek runs through the middle of the property. At the top, a 4-acre expired CRP field sits ready to be converted to a food plot. Creek bottom openings offer additional food plot opportunities below. Deeded access to a neighboring pristine pond conveys with the property — a rare addition that most tracts this size don't have. Access is by private easement along an old railroad bed, giving the property a long, secluded entry that keeps pressure off the land. Interior trails connect the entire tract. The surrounding habitat does the rest. Valleys, ridges, and pinch points that funnel deer movement make this a property you hunt, not just own.