The property is almost completely forested with a mix of red oak, soft maple, hard maple, hickory, white ash, beech, hemlock and other species. The mix of hardwoods is providing feed for deer and turkey and deer sign is abundant throughout the property. There is a small headwater drainage toward the back of the property that has a small beaver dam on it that has created a small, shallow pond extending from the eastern forested area westerly across the powerline that transects the property. This small and shallow pond has abundant feed for ducks that will likely make brief stops here during the migratory seasons adding another possible hunting or viewing opportunity here. Abundant road front where a new home or camp could be built. There is a nice stand of timber growing on the south and east sides of the property that will produce some revenue in the future. The property also directly adjoins the Village of Fredonia watershed/reservoir property providing additional seclusion from having no true “neighbor” along the entire back (east line) of the property