This is 159.75 acres in Grayson County with neighbors you can't buy. The property shares boundaries with New River State Park, the New River itself, and the Jefferson National Forest. That gives you a large block of undeveloped country on several sides. The ground is about 60% open pasture and 40% hardwood timber, roughly 96 acres of pasture and 64 wooded. The pasture is grazed by cattle from spring through fall. The long edges where field meets timber, plus the creek bottom, are the kind of transition cover deer and turkey use daily. This winter, 15 acres are scheduled for a controlled burn to promote fresh growth and better habitat heading into next season. Lodging is part of the lease. A primitive cabin sits along Brush Creek and sleeps up to six. It has two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a larger common room with the living area and kitchen. The cabin is fully furnished with electric and water, so your group can stay on the property instead of driving in every morning. In exchange for cabin use, the leasing group keeps the cabin grounds mowed and covers the power bill during the lease. ATVs are welcome for getting around the property. Ride respectfully: stay on established paths, keep clear of livestock, and avoid tearing up wet pasture. Pricing is per hunter, so the cost scales with the size of your group. *Hunter liability insurance required for this lease