This 87.8 +/- acre tract in Gadsden County, Florida, offers a secure, gated entrance with road frontage on County Road 65B, also known as Old Federal Road. From the gate, an internal road and trail system stretching approximately 1.2 miles winds through the property, passing scattered magnolias and Live Oaks on the way into the heart of the property. Timber quality stands out across this tract. Healthy timber covers the property throughout, anchored by sprawling live oaks, hickory and cherry trees along with scattered persimmons. Along the east boundary, a creek flows and snakes through a white oak bottom shaded by mature longleaf pine, Oaks and Hickory trees. A combination that adds both timber value and habitat diversity to the tract. (Only 4.5± acres of wetlands on property) The property has clearly been managed with whitetail hunting in mind. Scattered bedding areas give deer secure cover, and established food plot and hunting infrastructure. Significant elevation change across the tract creates a natural deer travel corridor, with whitetail buck rubs scattered throughout the property point to a generational travel corridor used by mature bucks during their breeding season. For a hunter or land manager, this is a tract with the habitat structure and existing infrastructure already working in their favor. Located in Gadsden County, in the rolling hill country west of Tallahassee, this property sits within reach of the town of Quincy, the county seat, and Lake Talquin area to the south. Whether the priority is a serious whitetail hunting property, a timber investment, or both, this 87.8 +/- acre tract combines gated access, quality timber, minimal wetlands, water, and a documented deer travel corridor in one Gadsden County package.