This is a secluded hunting property between Spring Creek and the Yellow Medicine River. A mile-long easement access trail takes you to the property's eastern boundary. The land is made up of upland grasses and approximately 1.5 acres of woods in the southeastern corner. Because of its location between the Yellow Medicine River and Spring Creek, this property is an excellent travel corridor for whitetail deer moving up and down both river bottoms. With most of the acres being native upland grasses, this will also be an excellent pheasant hunting tract. Turkey hunting could also be possible, given the proximity to the Yellow Medicine River. All acres are enrolled in the Re-Invest in Minnesota (RIM) program. This perpetual conservation easement protects the land from being farmed or built on in the future. However, this program does allow for habitat improvement projects such as planting food plots, planting trees, and managing the grasses with burning or other approved practices.