This land in southeast Keokuk County represents a chance to invest in income-producing Iowa farmland but also has great upside for trophy whitetail hunting potential. It lies just west of the small town of Ollie, north of Pekin and Highway 78, and a short drive west of Lake Darling. There are approximately 68 acres of tillable land with an average Corn Suitability Rating of 58. Drainage tile was added in the western region recently. A half mile of creek frontage spans the entire way across the farm. Just north of the creek is a big bottom field with good soils. The farm has a pond on the southeast corner near the road, which is a good water source for wildlife and could be improved for better quality fishing. With little traffic along the gravel road, this could be a good place for a secluded building site.Do not overlook the hunting capabilities on this farm, with the creek bottom timber connecting two larger blocks of cover east and west. This is a textbook example of a great travel corridor. Come archery season in the southwest corner; there's a hidden field that would make a potent place for a late-season food source and have tremendous hunting, drawing the deer from the neighboring area into a secluded part of the farm. If you'd like to invest in Iowa farmland with great hunting upside, don't hesitate to contact Ben Harshyne with The Southeast Iowa Land Team for Whitetail Properties Real Estate.