Located in Hancock and McDonough County, this secluded hunting property sits at the end of a dead-end road. Upon entering, a roadway leads north to a small one-room cabin with a full bathroom and an adjacent storage building. From the cabin, a well-established trail network provides easy access throughout the property, connecting multiple food plot locations and stand sites throughout the entire property. To the northeast of the cabin is a small plot site, while the northern portion of the property includes an overgrown field ideal for converting into a large destination food plot. It’s surrounded by mature timber on the north and east sides, with a large ag field bordering to the west—an excellent setup for deer movement and hunting strategy. A perimeter trail along the eastern side and southern part of the property allows access to various stand locations. A separate trail at the property entrance offers access to an area that serves as a separate hunting area. The Lamoine River forms much of the east boundary, while Bronson Creek cuts through the southern portion, creating a natural corridor for wildlife and a water source. The property’s core is thick bedding cover with various open areas—ideal habitat for holding deer throughout the season. It feels larger than its size and offers that “chess match” type of hunting experience with mature whitetails. If you’re looking for a well-set-up hunting property in the Lamoine River corridor, this one deserves your attention.
