This secluded hunting property is tucked away off the beaten path but still has ample cell service to check in with the wife—or call in sick to work for opening day of bow season. After traveling almost six miles on gravel roads and making multiple left turns, you’ll find yourself atop the mountain overlooking ±213.61 acres of Appalachian hardwoods.
This land offers an ideal balance of steep hollows, which provide deer with safe retreats, and numerous ridges and benches where hunters can catch those midday cruisers. A dirt access road straddles the southern boundary from atop the mountain. From there, an expansive network of east-west logging roads provides ATV access throughout the property with minimal work.
On the southwestern side sits an old elevated tree blind, barely hanging on by grace and old hunting tales. If you’re looking for a large hunting tract where you can make memories of your own, come check this one out.
Directions: From Exit 14 I-81 Abingdon 1.7 mi and Left onto Rt 19. Go 12.7 mi and Left onto Rt 58. Go 11.8 mi and Left onto Mew Rd. Go 10.3 mi and Left onto Veterans Memorial Hwy. Go 10.8 and Left onto Deerfield Rd. Go .3 mi and Left onto Turkey Ridge Rd (661). Go 3.3 mi and Left onto Obeys Creek . Go .6 mi and Left onto Five Forks Ln. Access will be on your left at top of hill beside mailbox.
For more information, contact Realtor Richie French with United Country Blue Ridge Land & Auction at (276) 245-0184 or email RF********@***il.com
