The hills above the Thompson River north of Cainsville are known for great hunting, and this piece is a prime example. Properties like this are the deer herd’s bedding areas when they feed in the adjoining tillable fields on the Thompson River bottoms! This tract is nearly all wooded, comprised mostly of hardwoods with some cedars scattered throughout. Within the timber are two clearings that would make excellent food plot sites, plus the edges of the crop fields are included with this property, and they could easily be planted to food plots or screening cover. The terrain here combines with heavy timber to allow hunters several advantages over the game they pursue. A main ridge cuts the property running north to south, with several secondary points and ridges. This provides the deer herd numerous places to bed while offering the hunter several stealth access opportunities to hunting sites. While this property hunts very well as it is, a habitat-minded owner could develop it even further by opening more clearings for food plots and timber stand improvements could be utilized to influence where deer bed and travel. Other key features of this land are blacktop frontage on State Highway V, utilities available along the road, a mostly open trail to the bottoms, and a very old wooden barn on the west end. This land was recently surveyed as 2 lots (selling together) of 32.074 and 32.072 acres +/-. Timber hunting properties can be hard to find in this area. Please call, text, or email Land Specialist Jason Patterson today to schedule your private tour.

Property Features:

- Recently surveyed as 2 lots (selling together) of 32.074 and 32.072 ml acres

- Nearly all timber

- Recently surveyed

- Blacktop frontage with utilities available

- 2 clearings plus crop field edges could make excellent food plot sites

- Good deer on trail cameras

- Ridge system combines with timber to create diverse deer bedding scenarios

- Potential to develop food plots and bedding areas with a little timber clearing and timber stand improvement

- 5 miles south of the Iowa Line, in an area known for big deer

- Joins Thompson River bottom tillable fields