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77 acres m/l Van Buren County
Description
This 77-acre property in Van Buren County, Iowa, boasts all the essential features for an exceptional hunting experience. Despite being under 80 acres, it offers a diverse mix of oak and hickory hardwoods along with cedars, creating a rich habitat. The layout of the bedding cover and habitat is ideally suited for the prevailing winds in southeast Iowa. A creek runs through the property, ensuring a reliable water source year-round. Additionally, around 15 acres of open land have been seeded with warm-season grasses and sufficient food plots, making it prime territory for producing large whitetails. A glance at the larger aerial view reveals that this property serves as a central hub for local deer movement. Visitors will quickly notice abundant signs of deer and turkey, along with an excellent setup for hunting opportunities.