160th Street

DEER HUNTING WITH CRP RETURN. This 80 M/L Acre tract in Nodaway County has the potential to be a deer hunter’s dream. This property gets an A+ in seclusion, as it sits at the dead end of a two-track road. Even more, with predominant west winds, the easterly access is crucial when playing the wind to fool a Whitetail’s nose. This farm has approximately 50 acres of CRP which provides return and gives wildlife unlimited bedding/nesting. There is also about 5 acres of tillable which could be converted to large food plots to hold the deer through the winter months. The rest of the farm is broken up into timbered drainages and draws adding the value from a hunter’s perspective. As a crow flies, this farm is just over a quarter mile from the Tarkio Prairie Conservation Area. Turkeys, Pheasants, Quail and numerous other species also frequent this farm.