The McDaniel Place

Land Description

This property is in the fertile soils of Pike County. This is a great recreational tract with a lot of diversity from the pines, to the natural regeneration timber, and its running spring. There is 44 acres of 20-year-old planted pines that are in a CRP program for a couple more years. The hardwoods around the creek are mature and many are mass producing red and white oaks. There is a good road system that allows access all the way around the pines and through this property. There is a mixture of timber and farmland surrounding this well-located property. Two power lines go across the eastern portion of this property giving you more great places to plant food plots and watch deer and turkey. The Little Buckhorn Creek runs roughly down the eastern boundary with only a few acres on the other side leaving 90% of this property accessible. There is a running spring that flows into the larger creek that could make a fishpond.  Annual taxes are only It has 1600 feet of road frontage on County Road 6624. This is a nice county-maintained road that has always looked to be well managed and have very low traffic.

Recreation:

This is a great hunting tract.