80 Acres in Farragut, IA - $146,000
Presenting 80 acres m/l of WRP in Fremont County Iowa.
Here is a Southern Iowa hunting property at an affordable price. This tract is a great recreational spot that provides excellent deer and turkey hunting as well as duck hunting and fishing opportunities. The subject property has been managed extensively for the last 7 years for deer and turkeys. There is a main timber that runs through the middle of the property. The rest is made up of heavy brush/cover and food plots. The main timber has many roost trees for turkeys. The property borders the East Nishnabotna River that provides duck hunting and great cat fishing opportunities. The property includes a tower stand overlooking the food plots. The food plot is currently approximately 3 acres, and can legally be up to 4 acres on this tract. It will be planted to a turnip and radish mix for the new owner!
The soils present in this food ...
The soils present in this food plot are very fertile and have a csr of 85, which will grow anything you want to plant! The stand is located in a great spot to hunt deer or turkey. This place offers easy access from the east road that is paved. Great for sneaking in to your blind or stand location with the predominant west winds. Deer lease on the remaining of the sellers property is also a possibility with this purchase! There is also a healthy pheasant population on this tract and adjoining properties. This property will satisfy the whole family. Bring a camper and do some fishing while you check your trail cameras and plant your food plots!
This property is located 2.5 hours from Kansas City, 2.5 hours from Des Moines, and 1 hour from Omaha.
Attention non-resident buyers: This tract is located in zone 3. This is an easy zone to draw tags in. The last two years there have been leftover tags for this zone. There are currently 70 70 tags leftover for this year as well. This is one spot that a non-resident could possibly hunt every year and not wait to draw the coveted Iowa deer tag.
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