Premier Hunting & Income Farm

This 140 +/- acre tract captures what serious whitetail managers look for in southern Iowa strong habitat diversity, dependable income, water, security cover, and location within a proven trophy-producing neighborhood. Annual income is approximately $17,653.87, including $12,949.87 from CRP programs. The CRP tree planting completed around 10 years ago is transitioning into a meaningful oak and walnut component that enhances both habitat strength and long-term value. Cedar thickets and native grasses provide dense bedding cover, while the rolling terrain forms natural funnels and predictable stand locations. Two established ponds and a strong year-round creek create consistent water sources and movement corridors, concentrating deer travel and strengthening rut activity patterns.The creek acts as a primary travel route through the property the type of feature mature bucks use to move between bedding and feeding areas with security. November trail camera activity documented multiple mature bucks and a healthy age structure. The farm lies out well for hunting multiple wind directions and supports low-impact entry and exit strategies.For buyers seeking a farm with the habitat ingredients necessary to consistently produce older age-class whitetails, this 140 +/- acre tract stands out. Shown by appointment only. Contact Land Agent Kyle Steinfeldt for details regarding current leases and for further information regarding income and to schedule a showing. Property Features -140 +/- total acres -Approximately $17,653.87 annual income -$12,949.87 CRP income -49 acre pasture/hay lease with approximately $4,704/annual income -Established CRP tree planting (oak & walnut) -Two established ponds -Year-round creek acting as a key wildlife travel corridor -Dense bedding cover and layered habitat -Rolling terrain creates natural funnels -Proven mature buck activity -Located in the respected Ringgold County trophy neighborhood -Strong upland bird habitat -Quality fence -Taxes are approximately $2,442 annually -Shown by appointment only -Access suitable for multiple wind strategies -Approximately 78 miles east of Mount Ayr -Approximately 1213 miles north of Missouri