Located in Pulaski County, Illinois, this all-season hunting property offers an exceptional combination of managed waterfowl habitat, proven deer and turkey hunting opportunities, and comfortable on-site lodging. With multiple waterfowl impoundments, three hunting pits equipped with electricity, approximately 20± acres planted annually in corn, and an extensive network of food plots and habitat improvements, the farm has been developed with wildlife management and hunting in mind. A furnished 2-bedroom home, 30' x 30' pole barn, established access system, and adjacency to Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge further enhance the property's recreational appeal. The property features an approximately 1,600 square foot, 2-bedroom, 1-bath home that provides a comfortable hunting lodge or full-time residence. The spacious living area offers plenty of room for relaxing and gathering after a day in the field, while the open kitchen and dining area provides a functional space for preparing meals and entertaining guests. A dedicated laundry room adds convenience for extended stays and hunting trips throughout the season. Furniture and household items will remain with the home, providing a furnished basecamp for the next owner. A covered front porch offers an outdoor gathering area, while the spacious yard provides room for outdoor activities and equipment. A gravel driveway and parking area offer convenient access to the improvements. A 30' x 30' pole barn provides valuable storage space for tractors, ATVs, hunting equipment, decoys, and supplies needed to maintain the property. Together, the home and outbuilding create a practical headquarters for managing the farm and enjoying its recreational opportunities. Beyond the homesite, the property offers an incredibly diverse blend of habitat types with extensive improvements geared toward waterfowl and deer hunting. The acreage is enrolled entirely in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), with the exception of the home and yard area. The property has been well maintained, with numerous improvements designed to enhance wildlife habitat and provide a variety of hunting opportunities throughout the season. Waterfowl management is a major component of the farm. Multiple impoundments are equipped with various water control structures, allowing for managed water levels across different portions of the property. Water is pumped from a creek using a camelback pump and tractor, providing an established method for filling the impoundments when conditions allow. Three waterfowl hunting pits are positioned within the managed habitat, and all three are equipped with electricity. These established hunting locations provide infrastructure for pursuing ducks and other waterfowl while taking advantage of the property's managed water sources and agricultural food supply. Approximately 20± acres of corn are planted annually, providing an important food source within the waterfowl management program. The combination of planted crops, managed impoundments, and surrounding wetland habitat creates a varied landscape designed to attract and hold waterfowl during the hunting season. Multiple ponds add to the property's water resources, while areas of creek bottom timber provide additional habitat diversity. These wooded wetland areas complement the open impoundments and planted acreage, creating different types of cover and feeding habitat throughout the farm. In addition to its waterfowl hunting opportunities, the property offers excellent habitat for whitetail deer and turkey. Several established food plots provide dedicated feeding areas, while extensive interior edge and transition cover creates natural travel routes between different habitat types. Areas of dense bedding and security cover provide secluded locations for whitetails, contributing to the property's proven hunting history. The combination of creek bottom timber, food plots, wetland vegetation, and thicker cover creates numerous opportunities for deer movement throughout the property. The varied habitat allows hunters to focus on different areas of the farm as seasonal conditions and wildlife patterns change. An established access road and trail system provides routes throughout the property for hunting, scouting, habitat management, and maintaining the waterfowl improvements. Multiple entry points offer flexibility for accessing different portions of the acreage. Additional easement access on the east side of the creek provides another access option, subject to the terms of the easement. The property's location adds another important element to its recreational appeal. Tillable acreage adjoins the eastern boundary, providing an agricultural component to the surrounding landscape. Along the western boundary, the farm adjoins Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge, placing it alongside an extensive area of protected wildlife habitat. The combination of adjoining agricultural ground, managed wetland habitat, and proximity to the refuge creates an appealing setting for hunters interested in waterfowl, deer, and turkey. With multiple habitat types and established improvements, the farm provides opportunities to enjoy different hunting seasons from a single recreational property. The property's WRP enrollment is an important consideration for prospective buyers. Future land uses, agricultural activities, habitat management, and improvements are subject to the applicable program restrictions and easement provisions. Buyers should review the WRP documentation to understand permitted uses and ongoing management requirements. With its proven hunting history, extensive waterfowl management infrastructure, furnished home, pole barn, planted corn acreage, established food plots, and diverse wildlife habitat, this Pulaski County farm offers an impressive combination of recreational features. The multiple impoundments, electric hunting pits, water management system, and adjacency to Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge distinguish it as a well-developed Southern Illinois hunting property. Whether pursuing waterfowl over managed impoundments, hunting whitetails along interior habitat transitions, or enjoying spring turkey season, this property offers the improvements and habitat diversity to accommodate a variety of hunting interests. Its established lodging, equipment storage, access system, and wildlife management features provide a strong foundation for continued recreational use and habitat stewardship.