This 77± acre Marion County farm has the layout and habitat diversity to offer plenty of opportunity for both the farmer and the serious whitetail hunter. With approximately 56± acres of tillable ground and 21± acres of timber, there is a strong mix of open ground, food, and cover throughout the property.

The 56± tillable acres provide productive farmland with the potential for annual income, while also giving a new owner plenty of flexibility when it comes to wildlife management. With this much open acreage, there are multiple opportunities to incorporate large destination food plots or smaller strategic plots while continuing to keep the majority of the ground in production.

What really stands out from a hunting standpoint is the combination of available food and quality bedding cover. The timber provides secure cover throughout the farm, while the tillable acreage gives deer a dependable food source right outside those bedding areas. This property has good deer history and sits in an area of Marion County well known for producing quality whitetails.

The layout also gives a new owner plenty of options to take the hunting to another level. Strategic food plots, screening cover, access routes, and stand locations could all be incorporated to help control deer movement and create more consistent hunting opportunities throughout the season. With the amount of food and cover already in place, the foundation is here to develop a very good whitetail property.

Located approximately 14 miles from Salem and 23 miles from Flora, the farm is far enough out to provide the rural setting most landowners are looking for while still keeping everyday amenities within an easy drive.

Whether you're looking to add productive acres to an existing farming operation, purchase an income-producing recreational tract, or develop your own whitetail property, this 77± acre Marion County farm has the acreage, habitat, and layout to offer plenty of opportunity.