This 77-acre parcel is mostly high and dry, with a gentle roll and an exceptional variety of natural food sources for wildlife. The property features naturally growing beans, apples, serviceberries, beech nuts, acorns, autumn olive, and raspberries. There is a small pond partially located on the property that holds water year-round, as well as a smaller seasonal pond that comes and goes depending on precipitation. The land has a gentle roll, creating a combination of knolls and valleys, and the forest has been lightly thinned through both natural and human processes. Approximately 50% of the forest is hardwood, with the remaining 50% consisting of mixed pine. The hardwoods are fairly evenly divided, with approximately one-third red and white oak, one-third hard maple, and one-third consisting of various other species, including beech and poplar. There are three food plots that have not been worked in several years. Autumn olive surrounds the largest food plot, and raspberries line many of the trails. A 30x40 pavilion provides covered space, with an old camper underneath that is currently used for storage. The property is off-grid. Deer are plentiful, and bear are common. Turkey and grouse are also present, although the seller does not bird hunt and has not specifically monitored the grouse population. He reported flushing approximately 20 grouse at one time from the autumn olive. The property is located just off M-33, between M-72 and M-32, providing convenient access.