This 143-acre property in Madison County, New York is divided up into 3 sections, which delivers a a great hunting landscape for a group who would like to separate and/or push. The crop land, pasture, mature forests, hills, and flowing streams along varied elevations creates natural travel corridors, feeding areas, and secure bedding cover that consistently attract and hold game throughout the seasons.
Hunters will find excellent opportunities for big game such as whitetail deer within the wooded edges and thickets, while small game and furbearers thrive across the fields and forest floors. Canadian geese are often visited in the pastures, although there is no ponds. This balanced mix of habitats supports both early-season and late-season pursuits, giving leaseholders the flexibility to target multiple species across the three adjacent properties.