John Day, ORGrant County

Murderers Creek Unit

This property is composed of 320 acres of both north and south facing land. The road from Highway 26 is paved to the top of the hill and then it is a forest service road. It has a USFS road going through part of the property at the top of the mountain. Tennessee Creek starts on the property and runs through part of it. It is surrounded on 3 sides by USFS. There is a fence on the south boundary. Other private property is a 320 on the north and then from then on the owner says it is about 5 miles to other private ground. There are elk and deer in abundance in this Murderers Creek Unit. Bear, cougar, and other predators are here also. There is a permitted septic tank put in on the south side where a view is obtained. It is also very close to a spring. There are springs all through the land. On the north it is within mile of a USFS mud pond where the elk wallow. There is a trail from the deeded land to the mud ponds. For bow hunters especially it is a fabulous place to put a tree stand. Very nice bulls and bucks have been taken on this land. It has limited access in the winter because of the snow. The elevation will run about 6200 with fantastic views both north and south.

Taxes-$458.23