Auction Details
Public Land Auction - Harrison County, Iowa 172 Acres m/l - Developed and Managed Loess Hills Hunting Land
Live On-Site Auction with Absentee Bidding. Auction Begins Friday, August 28, 2009 at 1:00 PM CDT
Auction Location: Shadow Valley Country Club, 1930 Par Lane, Woodbine, IA 51579
172 acres more or less (103 acres timber, 57 acres tillable, 12 acres CRP, 5 food plots, and 3 ponds)
Property is located near Pisgah and Moorhead, IA; 1 hour from Omaha, NE; 1 hour from Sioux City, IA; and 1 hour from Sioux Falls, SD.
57 acres tillable provides a good yearly income; seller is willing to rent back the tillable acreage
12 acres of CRP provides an income of $1421/year.
A current hunting lease on the cropland and food plots provides additional income. This lease can be terminated by the buyer if they choose to hunt the property.
Established food plots and fruit trees surrounded by timber with great stand sites.
Thick brushy cedar hillsides make for great secure bedding areas.
Everything is surrounded by timber. Managed mature timber Timber Stand Improvement will be complete this year.
Elevation changes of 200 feet throughout the farm.
Turn-key, ready to hunt, proven farm with huge whitetails and superb genetics in the area.
Extremely secluded, easy road access on the southeast; property sits in the middle of the section with a gated entrance.
Internal road provides access to any part of the farm for hunting and management activities.
This farm is located in one of the highest Boone& Crockett producing areas of Iowa. It has a great mix of farmland, food plots, ponds, and secure cover that grows and holds mature deer. Bordered by CRP and timber. With the exception of the property to the south, this farm has all the food! The owner has paid careful attention to every detail in providing everything a whitetail hunter would want, especially a STRICT RULE that anything less than 3 1/2 years old walks. This is a phenomenal farm with serious whitetail hunting. The aerial and trail cam photos provide detail on the terrain and deer herd. With twists and turns, ridges and valleys everywhere you look, it's not hard to see why this farm is producing such incredible deer!
This is what a managed whitetail paradise should look like; true Boone & Crockett class bucks everywhere.
The Loess Hills:
Loess is a unique soil type. It was formed when glaciers crushed rock to a powder-fine consistency. Often referred to as “glacial flower”, Loess has a very high calcium carbonate content, a key mineral found in the antlers of bovids. This is the result of the limestone and sandstone that was crushed by the glaciers. This soil can contain up to 45% calcium and reach depths of 20 feet in areas.
Agricultural Profile:
57 acres tillable land provides a good yearly income; seller is willing to rent back the tillable acreage. 12 acres of CRP provides an income of $1421 per year. 103 acres of timber; a porti
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