Here is your chance to own 27 +/- acres, (2) 13.5 acre parcels, of superior Florida hunting, recreation and/or farmland acreage embedded in and surrounded on 3 sides by the Baird Unit in the Richloam Wildlife Management Area; the east, south and west sides. Sumter County Parcels T29-033 and T29-036 make up the total 27 acres in Linden, Florida. Turkeys and hogs are abundant. Seasonal hunt leases for deer and turkeys, as well as year round hunt leases for hogs, could be sold. At least 10 acres of pine trees remain to be harvested. The property includes dog woods, planted pines, cypress trees as well as an old oak hammock on its south side, all under an agricultural property tax exemption. Most of this property is located in Zone X flood zone. This property is not landlocked. Multiple recorded ingress/egress easements from CR 772B to Parcel T29-036 give legal access to these two parcels along only 1 mile of the old Wade Grade elevated tram road (3 gates). Permissive access is also available from the gate on CR 719 then across State land, T20-013, to Wade Grade (2 gates). A pipe believed to be an old irrigation water well casing is located on Parcel T29-036. A power line easement is located approximately 1,100 feet north of Parcel T29-033. Approximately 1 hour from Downtown Orlando, The Villages or Lakeland, 1 1/2 hour from Tampa.