The farm has excellent Hackberry Creek bottom along the south end and also several seasonal creeks loaded with heavy cover that traverse through the middle of the farm creating a very diverse layout of cover and hunting options.

There are 5 separate fields making up 105 acres scattered throughout the farm that were all in soybeans this year. Great quality soil, providing excellent food sources providing $4200 annually in income and the option of leaving standing crop for slam dunk late season hunting.

The farm has easy access and yet the majority of the fields and the mature timber are very secluded from the road allowing for a nice sanctuary scenario.

It was easy to see that there was recently heavy rutting activity with numerous shredded rubs, scrapes, and beat down trails.

There is a very nice 4BR, 2BA, 2000 SF house only 6 miles away from the farm that could be purchased at an additional cost. The home will serve as an exceptional hunting lodge.

By the looks of the trail cameras pictures below there should be no questions about the genetics or the age structure on this property.