The Freemount Tree Farm 83+/- acres of mature trees, food plots and native grasses. The perfect habitat for mature Whitetails. Be sure to see the 15 years of bow hunting harvest history in the photo gallery. The farm is a remnant of a past tree nursery. As you enter off paved County Rd 1065, there is a gate that gives you access to a private road. This private two-track driveway has compacted white rock for all weather access. The first row of trees on the East end of the farm is hundreds of Autumn Blaze and Celebration Maples. This wall of color is something to behold. Whether this is your hunting camp or forever home, this grand entrance is awe inspiring during fall foliage. The next few rows are comprised of over 4,000 Shumardii Oaks, these trees are gorgeous with an average Diameter at Breast Height of 14”. There are rows of Hackberry, White Oak, Honeylocust, Red Bud, Triumph Elm, Northern Red Oak, Pin Oak, Crab apple, Birch, Sycamore, Walnut, Southern Red Oak, Austrian Pine and more. On the North end of the farm there is a 16’x24’ Metal Building constructed with a concrete floor in 1990. Hooked up to electric and water well. You won’t find this many mast producing trees on one farm for hundreds of miles. The western edge of the farm is flanked by 5,000 walnut trees. This isn’t just cedars and scrub brush providing cover, these are quality trees to create a forest canopy. Mature bucks have been bow hunted and harvested every year. Call to schedule Tour.