$456,480

Located in Sandusky County, Ohio, this 50-acre property has been intentionally developed as a purpose-built whitetail hunting tract with established habitat improvements, strategic access, and documented deer use. The property combines mature hardwoods, dense security cover, managed food sources, and a planned internal trail system. The wooded acreage features mature hardwoods, dogwood, autumn olive, red cedar, and thermal cover providing year-round habitat diversity. An internal trail system connects key areas and helps direct deer movement toward a secluded “Honey Hole” food plot. Approximately 10 acres of managed open habitat enhance the property’s layout, including 7 acres of switchgrass and Giant Miscanthus for screening and bedding cover, along with a 3-acre managed food plot. The property includes multiple established hunting locations, including two Hawk Office ground blinds on 10-foot towers overlooking the main food plot. Additional rut locations are positioned along the internal trail system and overlooking the Honey Hole food plot. A focus of the property’s design is low-impact access, allowing hunters to reach key locations while minimizing disturbance to bedding areas. Approximately three years of deer surveys have documented increased deer usage on the property and surrounding area. A January survey documented approximately 55 to 60 deer using the property and immediate area. A whitetail estimated at approximately 240 inches was documented on the property in 2023. This Sandusky County property offers mature timber, security cover, managed habitat, food plots, established blinds, strategic access, and proven deer activity for the hunter seeking a highly developed Ohio hunting tract.