Let's begin by driving into the property and driving along a trail with woods on your left and two AG fields to the right that are both planted to soybeans this year. Pockets of wooded cover are scattered throughout the bean fields. All along this trail you will see evidence of mature buck activity as the edges are tore up with scrapes and BIG impressive rubs. As you continue heading east toward the back of the property you will enter the woods that leads back to the Grand River. Across the river is the infamous Jackson Prison property that is owned by the state and where giant bucks have been known to live for decades in this area. There is also a secluded AG field in the back that could be used strictly for some massive food plots split up by switch grass, etc. with wooded cover