+/- 26 Acres Van Buren TWP. Fountain County IN

+/- 400 Acres Total, +/- 82 Acres in 9 fields eligible for tillable land, with +/- 321 acres wooded.
1,400 sq ft. 3 bedroom farm house with outbuildings.
Metal pole barn building, 120 X 48 Finished interior, heated and insulated, with 2 full bathrooms.
Property has a variety of terrain changes with a creek running through the property.
Interior trail system throughout the entire property. ( over 15 miles of trails)
High deer and turkey density, with excellent genetics.
Mature Timber (primarily large white & red oak timber, walnut, ash, poplar, hickory, & maple)
Tillable areas could easily be converted to pasture for livestock.
Numerous home or cabin construction sites.
Ideal for camping, hiking, horseback riding and ATVs

+/- 22 Acres

Productive Tillable Land
Class A Soils, 142.6 PI
Buyer receives owners share of 2018 crop.
50/50 crop share lease.

Located in section 12, Greenview west part TWP. Menard County, IL

+/- 22 Acres
+/- 20.21 TILLABLE ACRES
2017 tax $855.40

Contact Travis Selby 217.304.1686

If you are serious about owning your hunting future, this is your opportunity to secure it. Spend 5 minutes on this farm and you will know you’re in a Big Buck producing area.
This farm and the immediate area are well known for producing Boone & Crockett Bucks with multiple Bucks in the B&C class. The turkey hunting is some of the best Illinois has to offer.

Adjacent to the west of this property is some of the thickest, roughest ground Kickapoo State Park has and to the east of the property is all agriculture, fence rows and open ground. This farm is a natural pass through area for deer and turkey.
In addition to the spectacular hunting opportunities this property offers a back door avenue to the adjacent Kickapoo State Park.
Kickapoo State Park is adjacent to The Middle Fork State Fish Wildlife Area, & Kennekuk County Park. The 3 parks combined make up approximately 10,000+/- acres, offering camping, hunting, fishing, canoeing and over 35 miles of marked equestrian trails that can also be used for hiking.

This property is conveniently located off of RT 10 between Bass Lake and Lake Maxinkuckee in Starke County, IN. 10 minutes west of Culver, IN. 1.2 hrs. south west of Hammond IN. 1 hr. south of South Bend, IN.
GPS Coordinates for the farm are: 41.24232,-86.545658
This farm offers a variety of habitat for deer, turkey, waterfowl and small game.
The land consists of +/- 150 acres in total, +/- 78.2 acres are enrolled in 30 yr. WRP expiring in 2028. +/- 28.68 acres are enrolled in permanent WRP. +/- 43.12 acres with no programs.
A creek runs through the property providing a year round water source. There are 2 ponds on the property, at full pool they are +/- 6 acres and +/- 1 acre.

This property has a variety of terrain changes consisting of high oak ridges and wood lots surrounded by WRP fields. The WRP fields provide the thick cover needed to hold quality whitetails.
This farm and the surrounding area has a high population of wildlife. It is by far one of the best hunting farms available in north central Indiana.

Illinois land for sale. This tract of land is a perfect transition area for deer, they naturally want to hang out, or pass through this farm. There is over 900 acres of thick brush and woods located directly north and east of this piece. Located directly west are large tillable fields the deer are feeding in. It is common to see 20 to 40 deer a day while hunting. You are going to experience true rutting activity on this farm. Exceptional trophy whitetail hunting. Deer trails worn down to bare dirt mud criss crossing every 30 to 50 yards. Property consists of thick pockets of brush, tall grasses and vegetation. Numerous scrapes and rubs, unbelievable browse lines. Large tillable fields located to the west of the property. West boundary of the property is a water ditch running directly into the Wabash River. Wabash River is located an eighth of a mile south, of the south boundary line of this property. Surrounding area consists of large tracts of thick overgrown WRP ground, patches of timber, thick brush and tillable fields. Area landowners are working together on trophy management letting 150 to 160 inch deer walk. 170 inch deer and up are common in this area. Private and secluded, locked, gated entrance, trespassing is not an issue.