Located in one of the premier hunting neighborhoods in Monroe County, this 77 acre property offers an outstanding combination of quality whitetail habitat, reliable income, and attractive rural building sites.
The habitat on this farm has been thoughtfully developed to support wildlife and mature deer movement. Secluded bedding areas have been established with tall native warm-season grasses including Big Bluestem, Indian Grass, and Switchgrass, mixed with forbs and native wildflowers. Timber draws have been edge-feathered to promote native browse such as red osier dogwood, beautyberry, and other beneficial shrubs. The natural terrain creates consistent travel corridors and funnels, while excellent road access enhances both hunting strategy and overall usability of the property.
This area has a strong history of producing top-end whitetails. The harvest photos included in this listing ...
This area has a strong history of producing top-end whitetails. The harvest photos included in this listing are from a farm I previously owned directly across the road, where several of these bucks were harvested within approximately 800 yards of this property.
The farm also provides dependable income through approximately 64 acres enrolled in CRP at $210 per acre, generating an estimated annual payment of $13,440 through 2032. All CRP and FSA information is approximate and subject to verification with the local FSA office. The contract includes clover firebreaks and allows for the maximum food plot acreage permitted under CRP guidelines.
This is a well-managed neighborhood with a proven history of producing exceptional deer, including multiple bucks over 190 inches harvested in the area over the years. Whether your goals include trophy whitetail hunting, upland bird opportunities, or establishing a beautiful rural building site, this Monroe County farm offers a rare combination of habitat, income, and location.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Highway 34, head North on 574th Ave (T19) for 2.6 miles. Turn left to go Northwest on 170th St (H32) for 4.9 miles then turn right to go NE on 147th St (T15). Follow 147th for approximately 1 miles. Property will be on the north side of the road at the 90-degree curve.
From Highway 5, head W on 139th Trail for 5 miles then turn left to head SW on 147th St. Take slight left on 147th &property will be on the N side of the road after approx. 3/4 miles.