The current owner constructed the slab foundation cabin on a manmade hill instead of building it on stilts. No need to carry your furniture or groceries upstairs! Surprisingly, the cabin did not flood during the catastrophic 2011 flood so no worries there. Actually, you can drive to the cabin until the Helena gauge reaches 40 feet. The owner also built up more land for additional cabin sites in the event multiple folks would like to build in the future. The 2,600 square foot lodge was constructed in 2006 and features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a great room/kitchen combo with gorgeous views of the river. The utilities include city water, power, and septic sewer.

Outside, you will find a fireplace, cook station, and walk-in cooler. There is also a pole barn for your land maintenance equipment. As you leave the camp area, just pick a road. The miles and miles of roads with the MS River levee road will lead you anywhere you want to go without blowing out your entire farm.

The whole property (minus the 14 acre lodge site) was enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program (meaning this place will be an unspoiled recreational paradise until the end of time). You will notice that the development has been done in years past, and it will only get better. Whistle Place is currently an income producer through a Wind Energy Lease paying approximately $29/Ac annually. The wind energy project is early in the development stage which could take up to 7 years to complete (more details upon request).

When talking about deer hunting in the southeast, the Mississippi River will quickly become a topic and Whistle Place Farm is no different. The deer hunting is already on a trophy level and should only improve. Over 60 acres of wildlife plots with numerous stands are in place with tons of room to add more. The biggest deer to date is a 163, 8-point bow kill. The Mississippi River flyway has been known for great duck hunting for as long as most folks can remember, and Whistle Place sits right in the heart of it. When you put rice and corn a few hundred yards from the river channel, its a disastrous recipe for the ducks. Depending on water levels, the ducks will have plenty of holes to choose from 10 to 12 at 28-foot water levels in Helena. Two diesel engine driven wells are in place to guarantee water. The turkey population is thriving with little pressure in recent years.

You can easily imagine the whole family, not just immediate, enjoying a place like this for hunting, fishing, boating, riding, getaway, you name it for years and years to come. The possibilities are endless at Whistle Place Farm. The wintering months should bring wing shooting in the mornings and whitetail chasing in the afternoons. During the summer months, you are sure to find a good eddy on the MS River to catch a catfish, a rock dike to go after those striped bass, or let the family play on your private sandbar. An additional 300 acre lease can possibly be purchased with the property.

If you have been wanting your own private Mississippi River Bottom paradise, call today for your private tour of Whistle Place Farm!