Beautiful hunting tract with a proven history of big bucks with a diverse blend of habitat types in an area that is known for producing trophy whitetails. The farm sits at a dead-end road with no road frontage and has a 30’x40’ Tru-built barn with a 180 s.f. insulated living area. A separate 40’ storage container provides additional storage for equipment and gear. The farm also has hook-ups for a camper and water and electric established. It has a gently rolling topography with an established trail system that provides easy access to all areas of the farm. There are 30+/- acres of open ground spread throughout the farm with plenty of field edge! 20+/- acres of the open ground has previously been cut for hay and generates $300.00 annually. A 1.8+/- acre food plot is established with many more areas that would make ideal food plots. Prairie Creek runs through the farm providing water for wildlife and is a major travel corridor for wildlife in the area as they move from bedding to the adjoining row crop acreage. There are numerous funnels and pinch points throughout with several ideal ambush sites to catch cruising bucks during the rut. The timber is a blend of softwoods and mast producing hardwoods with several areas of dense security and bedding cover. If you’re looking for a beautiful hunting tract with a diverse blend of habitat types and a proven history of big bucks, give us a call today and schedule your private tour!

Property Features:

- Diverse blend of habitat types

- 30’x40’ Tru-Built barn with 180 s.f. finished area

- Electric and water established

- Utility hook-up for camper

- 40’ storage container

- 30+/- acres of open ground

- 20+/- acres cut for hay averaging $300.00 annually

- 1.8+/- acre food plot

- Miles of edge

- Numerous funnels and pinch points

- Ladder stands stay with the farm

- Prairie creek runs through the farm

- The creek is a major travel corridor for deer in the area

- Softwoods and mast producing hardwoods

- Located at the end of a dead-end road

- Gated entry

- 15 minutes from Marion, IL – 2 hours from St. Louis, MO – 2 hours from Evansville, IN