4587 N State Road 5, Larwill, IN 46764

Here is an exceptional opportunity to own just over 60 acres of incredible recreational and hunting land off of State Road 5 near Larwill, in scenic Whitley County. Offering a diverse combination of mature timber, wetlands, wildlife habitat, rolling terrain, and a rustic cabin, this property is well suited for the outdoorsman, deer hunter, nature enthusiast, or anyone seeking a private recreational retreat in Northern Indiana.

For the serious deer hunter, this combination of incredible habitat, water, travel corridors, and secluded interior acreage plus the neighboring agricultural fields offers all the ingredients needed to develop a quality hunting property. Outdoors enthusiasts and natural lovers will also appreciate all the opportunities for wildlife observation, hik

ing, photography, trail riding, exploring, and simply enjoying the changing seasons from their own private retreat. Past the gated entrance, down the long winding lane and setting up on a high ground clearing, you'll find the very well-built, true log cabin with an overhead loft and open front porch.

The 16' X 24' size provides amble and ideal base camp for hunting weekends, outdoor adventures, or simply escaping to the peace and quiet of the country. A rustic metal shed offers additional character and possible storage for recreational equipment, tools, ATVs, and property-management supplies.

One of the property's greatest attributes is its diverse natural habitat and varied topography. Rolling terrain and noticeable elevation changes create visual interest while contributing to natural wildlife travel corridors, secluded pockets, and potential stand locations.

Mature trees and thick cover provide security and bedding areas for wildlife, while natural openings and transition zones offer multiple opportunities for hunting setups and habitat enhancement or adding wildlife food plots. After receiving limited use from the current owners in recent years, the entire property has recently been extensively mowed and groomed, reopening trails and clearing areas that had become overgrown.

This recent work provides a tremendous head start for the next owner and makes the property much easier to navigate, evaluate, and enjoy immediately. At the same time, the acreage retains the mature cover and natural characteristics that make it attractive to wildlife.

Very little work, if any, will be required by the new owner to hunt, camp and start to enjoy immediately. With the established trail system that winds throughout the acreage, it is easier to explore and enjoy the property while providing access for hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, and property management.

The trails also allow an owner to experience the property's different terrain, timber, wetlands, and habitat areas while maintaining the secluded character that makes a recreational tract like this so appealing. There is about 9 acres of fomer farm ground which is not being farmed and dedicated to wildlife habitat and conservation efforts.

About 5-7 acres in various locations on the property that have been used for food plots. Having a year around water source is a critical need to consistently attract and hold deer and other wildlife in the area. This property provides not one, but three valuable sources of water.

A wetlands pond and surrounding wetland habitat add a very important component, providing water, cover, and habitat for deer, waterfowl, birds, and numerous other wildlife species as well as a visual focal point. A creek like drainage traversing the property, known as the McDonald Cunningham Ditch, is a waterway designed primarily for agricultural

drainage, but its physical structure creates a vital riparian corridor that mimics a natural stream. In areas of predominate farming, this open drainage functions as an essential haven, food source and migratory pathways for local wildlife and waterfowl. The combination of these water sources, wetlands, elevation changes, mature timber, former farm ground and o