This incredible combination farm is in East-Central Harrison County, approximately 9 miles east of Logan. Once you step foot on the property, you can instantly begin to appreciate the seclusion and recreational opportunities that await you.The entrance to the farm is on the west side of Scott Avenue, where there are 14 acres of established alfalfa. This alfalfa serves as an income stream for the farm and contributes nearly year-round browse for the high densities of whitetail deer and turkey on the property. This food source is a main focal point of the farm and provides multiple treestand or blind locations to strategically intercept your target buck or that big gobbler.The mature timber is a mix of multiple varieties of oak, hickory, black walnut, and pockets of eastern red cedar. These small cedar pockets are great bedding areas and create that subtle edge within the timber that are magnets for mature bucks. The timbered ridges run mainly north & south and northeast & southwest. This arrangement only produces a handful of locations with ideal southern bedding exposure, which ultimately narrows down the late fall and winter bedding locations.The Richardson Creek wraps around the north and east sides of the farm, establishing a boundary between the bottomland tillable fields. The beavers' creek backs up into two sizable pools, creating additional habitat for wildlife and waterfowl. This ensures a reliable water source and adds beauty to the farm!Not only does the size of this farm make it attractive, but the location, layout, contour, access, and quality of wildlife really make this property stand out from the rest!If you’ve been searching for a high-quality combination hunting farm in Western Iowa, then look no further. This is it! To see this farm for yourself, call the Listing Agents - Garret Armstrong or Kyle Karcher to schedule a private showing. Showings are by appointment only.