$525,000

If you've been searching for a premier Southern Illinois hunting property with income-producing acreage and outstanding whitetail habitat, this 105± acre tract deserves a serious look. Located in Southern Pope County-an area well known for producing quality trophy bucks-this diverse property offers an exceptional combination of productive farmland, thick cover, and proven deer habitat. Approximately 32 acres are currently in tillable production, providing annual income while serving as a dependable food source for wildlife. The balance of the property features rolling topography with numerous edge transitions, thick bedding cover, and natural travel corridors that create ideal conditions for consistently holding and hunting mature whitetails. Several secluded pockets throughout the farm offer excellent opportunities to establish hidden food plots, allowing hunters to strategically position stands with minimal pressure. A major advantage of this property is that it is bordered by several large neighboring landowners who actively practice quality deer and habitat management. Their stewardship helps create a landscape capable of supporting mature whitetails, making this farm an outstanding opportunity for hunters pursuing older-age-class bucks. Adding to its recreational appeal, thousands of acres of the Shawnee National Forest are just a short distance up the road, providing additional opportunities for deer and turkey hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and year-round outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking to develop a turnkey hunting farm or simply enjoy a private recreational retreat, the property offers outstanding potential. Electric is available along the road, making it easy to build a hunting cabin, weekend campsite, or future country getaway. Properties with this combination of income, habitat, and hunting potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Don't miss this opportunity to own a versatile recreational farm in one of Southern Illinois' most sought-after whitetail regions. Seller will also consider selling smaller tracts.