Highway 63 - 46 acres

Highway 63 & Brouilletts Creek – 46± Acres

This 46± acre recreational tract is ideally located just east of Highway 63 and immediately south of Brouilletts Creek, placing it in a highly sought-after area known for strong whitetail and turkey numbers. The property is comprised of two distinct sections: 7.8± acres along Brouilletts Creek and 38.2± acres south of neighboring agricultural fields. While the ag fields are not included, they are a major contributor to the area’s exceptional wildlife activity, with deer and turkeys commonly visible nearly every day.

The property offers an excellent blend of hunting and fishing opportunities. Habitat improvements have been completed in recent years, including hinge cutting and trail development, creating thick bedding cover and improved access throughout the farm. Several established food plots are already in place, with additional locations offering strong potential for future food plot expansion.

Brouilletts Creek provides outstanding smallmouth bass fishing, along with other creek and river species, making this property enjoyable year-round. A freshwater spring, field drainage, and the creek itself ensure consistent water sources throughout the property.

One of the standout features is the diverse terrain and edge habitat, including rolling timber flats, field edges, dense hinge-cut cover, a power line easement, creek bottoms, and multiple water features. This diversity creates ideal travel corridors and pinch points for mature whitetails.

Agent Jeff Michalic brings firsthand knowledge of the area, having hunted neighboring properties for years and previously owning land nearby. This region has a proven history of producing exceptional whitetail bucks, making this a prime opportunity for the serious hunter or outdoor enthusiast.

If you’re looking for a recreational property and would like to schedule a private property visit, contact Certified Land Specialist Jeff Michalic at or call 812-230-4503 .