State Highway 70 N

That's right, three counties! Tri County Canyon sits right where Fisher, Kent, and Stonewall counties come together with a near equal amount of land laying in each county. If you've hunted a property that sits in multiple counties before, then you know the benefits that come from that situation. The property is just west of the Double Mountains, so the views of that majestic land feature are visible throughout. The first canyon takes shape along the State Highway and forms quickly into a deep cut across the lower half of the property; tapering out on the opposite end. Another canyon starts near the center of the northern boundary and feeds into the first canyon near the east end. Both canyons are great habitats for wildlife and feature large mature trees; Willow trees are found in several areas. Getting down into these canyons opens a window into a different world where the water shapes and the wildlife live and play. Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, quail, feral hogs, and more all find their way in and out of the canyon floors where they find pockets of water left behind from the last rain. Find your way to the east end of the property and you'll find a beautiful turf of a Bermuda with more Willow trees, China Berrys, and wild Lantana along the canyon floor. The property is easily accessed off a state highway with good flat areas for camping. This is a rare opportunity to buy into an area typically held very close to the chest in years past. Recent game pictures are available upon request. Exploring or hunting, this property has what you're looking for.