Welcome to The Thunderbird, a sprawling 376-acre property nestled in northern Sullivan County, Indiana. This unique piece of land is the site of the former Thunderbird Mine and offers diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and scenic beauty. Here’s what you’ll find across this expansive property: Land Breakdown: 160 Acres of Open Pasture: Ideal for multiple land uses, this pasture area includes small brush and open terrain, providing excellent grazing or open space for future grass or tree plantings and foodplot development. 154 Acres of Wooded Land: The wooded areas range from mature forests to sections with open underbrush, offering excellent habitat for wildlife and an inviting environment for hiking, hunting, or exploring. 62 Acres of Water: Two beautiful lakes and a small pond make up the water features, offering serene views, fishing opportunities, and a refuge for waterfowl and other local wildlife. Wildlife Haven The Thunderbird is a hunter’s paradise with a variety of wildlife that calls this property home. Evidence of whitetail deer is prevalent, with sign from bucks throughout the property and well-worn trails crisscrossing the landscape from years of use. Wild turkeys frequent the property, moving between large timber areas for roosting and open ground for feeding. Waterfowl are also plentiful, with local ducks, geese, and even pelicans using the lakes as a regular roosting and resting spot. Prime Building Location The west side of The Thunderbird offers a stunning potential building site on a wooded hill overlooking the larger of the two lakes. This elevated location promises breathtaking morning sunrises over the lake- an ideal spot to build a home or lodge with a view. Power is located across the road at this location. Location & Accessibility Conveniently situated with quick access to nearby towns and cities: 28 minutes from Terre Haute 13 minutes from Sullivan 1 hour 28 minutes from Indianapolis 1 hour 45 minutes from Evansville