The best hunting farms offer a diversity of habitat types, and this property is just that. There are 51.04 +/- acres enrolled in the conservation reserve program, primarily CP25 (warm-season grasses) along with CP27 and CP28, providing a strong annual payment of $7, 946, one contract expiring in 2036 and the other in 2033. The warm-season grasses are a fantastic complement to the timbered/brushy draws. Multiple food plots within the CRP have been established on this farm. Clover, beans, and a brassica plot will be ready to go for this upcoming fall! There is a creek running through the center of the property as well as a half-acre pond that provides year-round water. Access coming from two entrances on the east side with a brand new culvert/creek crossing on the southeast border, making for stealth ingress/egress once hunting season starts. Also, the topography makes the interior of this farm not visible from the road, allowing it to hunt big. This can offer a great build site as well. Davis County is a top-end producer for giant whitetails, and make no mistake, this farm has all that it takes to be great. I personally know of several properties in close proximity consistently harvesting deer 170"+!
