Located in northeastern Schuyler County, this highly developed hunting property has been strategically improved to maximize food, cover, and holding power for mature midwestern whitetails. Situated in an area known for producing quality deer, the farm is surrounded by excellent connecting habitat that extends for miles in every direction, allowing for just about anything to show up during the rut and providing exceptional year-round hunting opportunities.

Access from Hall Road is along the entire north boundary, allowing for easy access to various stand locations and ease of farming and maintaining the property and food plots. The heartbeat of the farm is a 16+/- acre tillable field that has been thoughtfully designed to create multiple food sources and improve overall habitat and deer use of the property. Approximately 5 acres are currently in row crop production, while the remaining acreage has been converted into strategically placed food plots, warm-season grasses, screening cover, and edge habitat. The primary destination food plot is located near the center of the field, while a clover plot on the west side provides an attractive early-season food source. Warm-season grasses along the southern portion of the field create additional cover and help increase the property's ability to hold deer throughout the season.

The current owners have invested significant time and effort into improving the property's habitat through extensive timber stand improvement (TSI), hinge cutting, and the creation of multiple bedding thickets. These improvements have transformed the farm into a property capable of holding mature bucks rather than simply serving as a travel corridor. The rolling topography, combined with thick cover, strategically placed food sources, and natural travel corridors, creates numerous stand locations for a variety of wind directions throughout both the archery and firearm seasons. The northeastern portion of the property includes a small open field that would make an excellent camping location or future cabin site, with electricity available along Hall Road.

The farm has excellent trail camera history and is located in a neighborhood where neighboring landowners share a goal of quality deer management. The combination of strategic habitat improvements, diverse food sources, extensive bedding cover, quality access, and exceptional surrounding habitat makes this a great opportunity to own a turnkey hunting property in the heart of Schuyler County. Contact Land Specialist Tyler Sellens today for additional information or to schedule a private showing.