Waterfowl hunters here is your chance to own a small tract of land bordering the Ohio River. This farm sits about 6 miles northwest of Wickliffe in the Barlow Bottoms. It's right at the confluence of the Ohio & Mississippi Rivers, making it an ideal location to catch those migrators. The property has 20 acres of open ground (previously planted to corn), a 10 acre Oxbo Lake, and the remainder in timber. You've got excellent access in to the tract to bring in farm or excavation equipment. If you're looking for some more hunting in the area, you have immediate access to over 16,000 acres of public hunting land between the Ballard & Boatwright WMA tracts. Ducks, bucks and turkeys, this farm will allow you year-round hunting. Give us a call today to see this little Barlow Bottoms beauty.
Property Features:
- Waterfowl hunting land bordering the Ohio River
- Near the confluence of the Mississippi...
- Near the confluence of the Mississippi & Ohio Rivers in Western Kentucky
- A 10 acre Oxbo Lake provides prime habitat to attract those migrators
- Located just outside of the Barlow Bottoms, a popular waterfowl hotspot along the Ohio River
- Property consists of 20 acres of open land (previously corn), 10 acre Oxbo Lake, and remainder in timber
- Road frontage along E. Cairo Holloway Road, just 6 miles northwest of Wickliffe
- The Ohio River is the western boundary of the property and an elevated railroad track is the north boundary
- Property is vacant land, there are no structures
- Full boundary survey was completed in September 2008
- Property floods when the Ohio River water level hits 36 feet at Cairo, IL
- Near the Boatwright Wildlife Management Area and the Ballard Wildlife Management Area
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