This hunting lease is leased and not available.
This 195‑acre lease in Ripley County, Indiana, offers a rare opportunity to secure a large and diverse tract in one of the state's most reliable whitetail regions. The property features a balanced blend of hardwood timber, rolling terrain, open fields, and natural funnels that create year‑round wildlife movement and exceptional stand placement options. Surrounded by agricultural ground, there are plenty of options for stand placement.
The acreage includes decent sized blocks of timber, brushy field edges, and open pockets that transition smoothly into surrounding crop fields. These habitat changes create predictable travel routes, bedding areas, and feeding patterns that consistently attract mature whitetails. Rolling ridges and draws add structure to the landscape, guiding deer movement and offering multiple strategic setups for both archery and firearm seasons.
While cattle are present on designated pasture areas, deer continue to use the property heavily throughout the season. The southeast timber section is entirely cut off from the cattle and this is where I jumped two deer and saw lots of sign in the form of tracks, scat, and rubs. This timber section looked phenomenal and I have no doubt you will put one on the ground if you hunt this spot. Also, do not ignore the east timber section by the parking area. This had lots of sign in it as well!
This lease includes exclusive hunting rights for deer and turkey seasons. Gates must remain secured due to cattle activity in designated areas.
Large, continuous acreage in Ripley County rarely becomes available, especially tracts offering this level of habitat diversity, privacy, and huntability. This 195‑acre property stands out as a true long‑term opportunity for a group seeking consistent deer and turkey hunting with room to roam.
