This 77-acre Lawrence County hunting lease is a classic southern Indiana setup that combines productive agriculture with excellent surrounding habitat. The property is primarily tillable ground, but has approx 20 acre woodlot that makes up the west side border of the farm, and connects to additional timber tracts and wooded cover. There is also large ag fields all around this area as well as an old railroad bed, creating ideal travel corridors and staging areas for whitetails moving between bedding and feeding locations.
During the property inspection, deer sign was abundant throughout the farm. Tracks were found across the fields and field edges, indicating consistent deer activity and heavy use of the property. Two deer were also observed while walking the tract, providing further evidence that local deer are actively utilizing the area.
The combination of standing and rotational crops, nearby timber, edge habitat, and natural travel routes makes this property an attractive option for hunters looking to intercept deer moving from bedding cover to food sources. Large surrounding agricultural fields provide dependable nutrition while the neighboring woodlots offer security cover that keeps deer in the area throughout the season.
Whether you're looking for an early-season bowhunting property, a rut-focused travel corridor farm, or a late-season destination where deer concentrate on food, this Lawrence County lease offers a proven habitat mix with plenty of sign and strong hunting potential.
- No camping
- ATV/UTV use for hunting related purposes only and only when ground conditions permit
- Do not damage any crops
