Ask Delmar Wagler
Rugged and beautiful, this 54.2 acre Washington County hunting tract near Elk Lake feels like stepping into the hunt you’ve been picturing from your desk. A winding trail system pulls you through the ridges and hollows, boots crunching leaves as you ease toward a stand on a cool November morning or slip along a ridge in April waiting for that first gobble to break the silence. A high overlook lays out as a natural cabin site, the kind of spot where you can imagine a simple porch, a rocking chair, and long views over your own piece of Indiana ground. The property looks like it wants to be hunted – pockets of cover, Valley Corridor, and terrain that set up for deer, turkey, and mushroom hunting, plus room for food plots and multiple stand locations. It’s the kind of place where you can spend all day in the woods, walk out tired, and still feel like you barely scratched the surface.
• 54.2 acres of rugged, hunt ready Washington County ground
• Near Elk Lake for extra fishing and recreation
• Trail system for easy access by boot or ATV
• Scenic overlook ideal for a future cabin site
• Strong potential for deer, turkey, mushrooms, and food plots
