The farm consists of 105 total acres with 41.03 FSA cropland acres. The tillable soils boast an NCCPI value of 57.8, with the primary soil type being Palsgrove silt loam. The property has 27.47 acres enrolled into the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, expiring in 2033 with an annual payment of $3,791. The remaining 13.56 acres are currently leased to a local farmer. Contact the agent for lease details.

This particular area of Grant County is well-known for its Boone & Crockett class whitetails. With 105 acres of land, there are plenty of opportunities to cultivate and ultimately harvest trophy-class whitetail. The farmland offers an abundance of food sources, which means there is an ample supply of vegetation in both the spring and fall months. The property boasts several mature blocks of hardwoods and heavily timbered draws throughout, creating many great pinch points that would be perfect for bowhunting. Moreover, there are various elevated spots where a tower stand can be erected to oversee the rolling hillsides and deep valleys. Water is a critical factor in holding and harvesting mature whitetails, and this property is fortunate enough to have a natural spring on the western part of the property. The property also borders the Crow Branch Class II trout stream providing year-round water sources to support a substantial wildlife population. Whether you're looking for an add-on to an existing farm operation, a premier hunting destination, an investment property, or a place to build a beautiful home, check out this incredible property.