Consists of 141 acres total with 40 acres tillable, 20 acres of brushy thick areas great for whitetail bedding, and the remaining 80+ acres is upland forest.  The farm fields are currently used for hay production.  There are several areas on the property that would offer up a good location for food plots that are hidden from the road.  The property has road frontage on two town roads with over 4,000 feet of frontage combined offering plenty of privacy.  The farm fields offer a mix of silt loam soils with the potential to grow rotational crops, hemp or for pasturing animals. As you enter the property from Switzer Hill Road, the land gently rises in elevation in the front hay field and then starts to roll down into a valley where you'll find Pine Creek meandering through the property offering wildlife a place to drink. After you cross the creek you enter an area that is a mix of small white pines and brush which is great habitat for rabbit and grouse.  As you start to go up the gentle climb, you pass through pine groves and then into some hardwoods which include oak, hickory and maple with other various species. On the far southeast corner, there is a small gully with another creek.