Adel, Dallas County, IA Recreational Property, Lakefront Property, Waterfront Property for sale Property ID: 418056972

Great Hunting Farm Just Outside Fairfield on Hard Surface Road. 109 Acres Total, 77.7 Acres Tillable with Average CSR2 of 72.1, 25.8Acres Timber. Great Opportunity to Buy an Affordable Hunting Farm Close to Town. 8 Lowland Ponds.

20 acres m/l of CRP NW of Clarksville on Quail Ave. 19.69 acres of cropland according to FSA in CRP under two different contracts. One is 10.30 acres of CP38E-25 paying $205/ac or $2112 per year until 2030. The other contract is 9.39 acre m/l of CP33 paying $264 per acre or $2479 yearly until 2027. Total yearly CRP payment is $4591. CSR2 on

This 45.22 acre tract is located in the heart of some of the best whitetail habitat that Iowa has to offer. As soon as you see the layout and surrounding farms you will know this is a dynamite location. This property has consistently produced opportunities for big bucks! This area is known for crazy genetics and producing world-class deer. The

Premier Properties Land Company is proud to present to you this beautiful 39 acre premier building site and recreational farm located approximately 1/3 of a mile off of a paved road just northeast of Knoxville, Iowa. Nestled in between Knoxville and Lake Red Rock, this beautiful property features a 2+/- acre, 25ft+ fully-stocked pond that not

High Point Land Company is honored to present the Schaffer Hollow 142, this diverse recreational dream farm shall be offered in one tract. Located in one of the best neighborhoods that Allamakee, Iowa has to offer, this farm will continue to produce giant whitetails, year after year! As you enter the property, you are able to park on the graveledlot in front of the 30X48 steel building, complete with electricity and a living quarters inside. The front half of this building provides adequate storage for equipment and offers a great space to process game and entertain. Stepping outside you will notice the beginning of numerous tree plantings, and an incredible stand of CRP, complete with well-maintained firebreaks. These nearly 6-foot-tall stands of native warm season grasses provide excellent bedding habitat and security for deer, turkey and pheasants to utilize year-round. The strategically placed firebreaks not only serve a purpose for prairie management, but also provides additional green browse; and coincidently creates tremendousfunnels for deer using these transition areas to move from bed to food. This property sets up beautifully to access the strategically placed box blinds overlooking the established food plots. As you work your way to these blinds, you will see along the timbers edge is littered with rubs and scrapes. These edges have been perfectly manicured to provide additional structure and habitat. Complete with edge feathering, cedar plantings, aspen cuts, and a number of oak plantings at various stages of life. The extent of these tree plantings can be seen in the direct seedings that have been managed over the years, hemlocks planted in the timber, as well as the massive fenced in conifer planting;all adding to the holding capacity for deer on this farm. The timber itself is everything you could ask for in Northeast Iowa. A nice mix of Oak, walnut, and hickory provide a tremendous mast crop for wildlife, and make for an October and November backdrop that many of us dream about. These hardwood ridges have many pinch points throughout, and the TSI work that has been done also creates additional bedding and nesting areas while protecting new growth created by these regenerative management practices. These ridges are easily traversable, with additional trails coming up from the bottom for easy access for a morning hunt, as well as a road down to the backside of the farm where you can find another food plot. While all of this work has been done with wildlife in mind, it has been a focus to maintain the income generated on this property, with 55 acres currently generating $12,355 of annual income through various CRP programs. All of the habitat work put into this farm has paid dividends, providing the habitat needed to attract and hold an incredible number of mature whitetails over the years, as well as a strong population of turkeys and pheasants. This valley produces the genetics to produce Boone and Crocket deer year after year, but it is the work done on this property that truly makes it the hub for the entire neighborhood! Property Address: TBD Schaffer Hollow, Lansing, IA 52151Property Features: CRP income Generating $12,353 Annually Established Food Plots Multiple Box Blindinteractiontensive Tree Planting Mature Hardwood Ridges High Fenced Conifer Planting TSI Work Complete3048 Steel Building Electricity Finished Living Quarterinteractiontensive Views Overlooking the Village Creek Valley Beautiful Locations for Potential Cabin Sites Incredible Trail Cam History

Simulcast Auction! The live auction will be held on Tuesday, August 29, 2023, at 10:00 AM, at Fort Atkinson Community Center, 303 3rd Street NW Fort Atkinson IA 52144. Online bidding will begin on Thursday, August 24, 2023, at 8:00 AM and close at the end of the live event. Good opportunity to purchase farmland along with recreational ground. Possible building spots. Property Location: From Fort Atkinson, take B32 east one mile and the property will be on both sides of the road.