Legacy Farms in Jackson County, Michigan, offers 16 acres of well-managed wildlife habitat, blending open fields, wooded fence lines, and a natural pond area. Plus, the property is only about 5 minutes from interstate access to I-94.

Previously maintained as a dedicated hunting property, the land now supports a growing Christmas tree farm, with over 1,000 young spruce and fir trees alongside a small orchard. The surrounding landscape of neighboring row crops and pasture enhances the habitat, creating ideal conditions for wildlife movement. A pond serves as a reliable water source, while timber and native grasses offer excellent cover for game.

Turkey hunting on Legacy Farms is available as part of Michigan's Zone ZE, where the terrain and natural food sources make for classic call-em-in types of opportunities. The water sources and tree cover attract birds throughout the season. 

Outside of hunting, the property is open for birdwatching, with species such as birds of prey, bluebirds, pileated woodpeckers, wood ducks (during spring migration), and a variety of songbirds frequenting the land.